Advances in Models to Measure Soil Carbon: Can Soil Carbon Really Be Measured?

doi:https://doi.org/10.1201/9781482298031-33

Advances in Models to Measure Soil Carbon: Can Soil Carbon Really Be Measured?

-2006-07-05

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Soil organic carbon (SOC) is a valuable resource. It is a source of plant nutrients, it helps in forming aggregates in soils, it increases soil water and nutrient capacity, and it may even become a valuable commodity in the future. Many models are now being used to estimate changes in SOC with changes in farming practices and with potential changes from carbon sequestration.

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Soil organic carbon (SOC) is a valuable resource. It is a source of plant nutrients, it helps in forming aggregates in soils, it increases soil water and nutrient capacity, and it may even become a valuable commodity in the future. Many models are now being used to estimate changes in SOC with changes in farming practices and with potential changes from carbon sequestration.

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Soil carbonMeasure (data warehouse)Carbon fibersEnvironmental scienceSoil scienceMathematicsComputer scienceSoil water

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