2004Dongbei Nongye Daxue xuebaoRequires access

The amount of soil organic carbon (SOC) pool and the factors of influencing soil organic carbon decomposition

Wei Shi

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The balance of soil organic carbon has relation to atmospheric CO2 d ensity. The paper summarized the factors influenced disintegration changes of so il organic carbon and organic carbon decomposition, and emphasized the effects o f land use system, environmental factors and organic matter on soil organic carb on.

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The balance of soil organic carbon has relation to atmospheric CO2 d ensity. The paper summarized the factors influenced disintegration changes of so il organic carbon and organic carbon decomposition, and emphasized the effects o f land use system, environmental factors and organic matter on soil organic carb on.

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The balance of soil organic carbon has relation to atmospheric CO2 d ensity. The paper summarized the factors influenced disintegration changes of so il organic carbon and organic carbon decomposition, and emphasized the effects o f land use system, environmental factors and organic matter on soil organic carb on.

Key concepts: Soil carbon, Decomposition, Total organic carbon, Soil organic matter, Environmental science, Organic matter, Carbon fibers, Environmental chemistry

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