2020•Agriculture Ecosystems & EnvironmentOpen access

Soil carbon storage and mineralization rates are affected by carbon inputs rather than physical disturbance: Evidence from a 47-year tillage experiment

Bruno Mary, Hugues Clivot, Nicolas Blaszczyk, Jérôme Labreuche, Fabien Ferchaud

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Key concepts: Tillage, Soil carbon, Environmental science, Mineralization (soil science), Soil science, Soil horizon, Carbon stock, Conventional tillage

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