2024
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2024.1381549
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Impacts of farming activities on carbon deposition based on fine soil subtype classification

Qiuju Wang,
Dongdong Zhang,
Feng Jiao
et al.

Abstract: IntroductionSoil has the highest carbon sink storage in terrestrial ecosystems but human farming activities affect soil carbon deposition. In this study, land cultivated for 70 years was selected. The premise of the experiment was that the soil could be finely categorized by subtype classification. We consider that farming activities affect the soil bacterial community and soil organic carbon (SOC) deposition differently in the three subtypes of albic black soils.MethodsNinety soil samples were collected and t… Show more

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