Coefficient and contribution rate of each index.

Coefficient and contribution rate of each index.

<div><p>Aims</p><p>To address the issue of declining soil organic carbon (SOC) in vegetable fields, this study investigated the effects of continuous input of different carbon sources on soil carbon pool dynamics.</p><p>Methods</p><p>A five-year field...

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Main Author:	Yuan Yang Peng (22021889) (author)
Other Authors:	Jiang Ling Huang (22021892) (author), Yan Qin Peng (22021895) (author), Yin Peng (1585879) (author), Shi Xiong Li (22021898) (author), Xi la tu Da Bu (22021901) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Molecular Biology Biotechnology Ecology Developmental Biology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified version improves clarity optimized nutrient availability maintaining scientific accuracy correlation analysis revealed microbial biomass carbon different carbon sources carbon sequestration due soluble organic carbon labile organic carbon organic fertilizer contributed organic fertilizer alone macroaggregates (& gt ioc ), leading 25 &# 8201 soil carbon sequestration biochar contributed directly organic fertilizer application mediating macroaggregate formation g ., doc combined application yielded improved aggregate stability soil aggregate stability xlink "> biochar organic fertilizer xlink "> soil macroaggregates combined application aggregate stability carbon components mbc ), continuous application &# 8217 continuous biochar biochar outperformed vegetable fields treatments enhanced study investigated stable nature soil aggregates significantly associated mbc ). increased dynamically favorable results doc ). continuous input
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