Carbon storage and organic matter dynamics in grassland soils.
Cornélia Rumpel
Abstract
Cornélia Rumpel
Abstract
This chapter provides an overview about possible soil organic carbon stabilization and destabilization mechanisms under contrasting grassland management (grazing versus mowing). The specific processes operating in grassland soils are compared with those under other land uses. Moreover, the different sources of carbon input and their potential to be sequestered in soil are explored.
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This chapter provides an overview about possible soil organic carbon stabilization and destabilization mechanisms under contrasting grassland management (grazing versus mowing). The specific processes operating in grassland soils are compared with those under other land uses. Moreover, the different sources of carbon input and their potential to be sequestered in soil are explored.
Key concepts: Grassland, Environmental science, Soil water, Soil carbon, Grazing, Carbon fibers, Organic matter, Soil organic matter