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Plant and Soil · 2023 · Vol. 491 · Issue 1-2 · Springer
Aims Encroachment of woody species into grasslands is a global phenomenon that affects ecosystem services, including soil organic carbon (SOC) storage and microbial community structure. We determined stocks of SOC and soil microbial biomass as affected by conversion of grasslands to coniferous forests. Methods We examined SOC and soil δ 13 C signatures under three vegetation covers: native grasslands, eastern redcedar ( Junipe...
Global Change Biology · 2014 · Vol. 20 · Issue 4 · Wiley
Global maize production alters an enormous soil organic C ( SOC ) stock, ultimately affecting greenhouse gas concentrations and the capacity of agroecosystems to buffer climate variability. Inorganic N fertilizer is perhaps the most important factor affecting SOC within maize‐based systems due to its effects on crop residue production and SOC mineralization. Using a continuous maize cropping system with a 13 year N fertilizer...
Global Change Biology · 2008 · Vol. 14 · Issue 4 · Wiley
The relationship between organic matter (OM) lability and temperature sensitivity is disputed, with recent observations suggesting that responses of relatively more resistant OM to increased temperature could be greater than, equivalent to, or less than responses of relatively more labile OM. This lack of clear understanding limits the ability to forecast carbon (C) cycle responses to temperature changes. Here, we derive a nov...