Predicting organic carbon in European soils: Only in Southern Ukraine can we expect an increase in humus content
K. Panchenko,
S. Podorozhnyi,
T. Diuzhykova
Abstract:Soil organic carbon comprises the majority of the terrestrial soil carbon pool and plays an important role in the global carbon cycle and balance. Even minor changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) can have a significant impact, not only on climate but also on ecosystem stability, due to its key role in soil-atmosphere carbon exchange, plant growth, and food production. In order to assess the feedbacks between the terrestrial carbon cycle and climate change, and to maintain ecosystem functions, it is crucial to u… Show more
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