Controls on soil organic carbon and nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China: A cross
1、Controls on soil organic carbon and nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China
Data from Inner Mongolia, China, were collected in this study and compared with data from other studies to assess generality of environmental controls over soil organic matter.
2、Soil organic carbon components in inner Mongolian shrub
We analyzed the distribution and controlling factors of SOC components (including free lipids, bound lipids, and lignin-derived phenols) in the topsoil of shrub-encroached grasslands along natural climate gradients in Inner Mongolia, China.
3、(PDF) Controls on Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen in Inner
Controls on Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China: A Cross-Continental Comparison of Temperate Grasslands by Sarah E. Evans,
Impact of future climate warming on soil organic carbon stocks in Inner
In this study, we employed an integrated approach combining equal-area spline function, boosted regression trees model (BRT), and the space-for-time substitution method to accurately model the three-dimensional distribution of SOCS in response to climate warming in Inner Mongolia, China.
Controls on soil organic carbon and nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China
We measured organic matter pools in Inner Mongolia, China, along the Northeast China Transect, and analyzed the relationship of SOC and SON to climate, soil texture, and land use...
Controls on soil organic carbon and nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China
Most global ecosystem models assume that controls over soil organic matter are alike in climatically similar regions. In this study, we tested the generality of controls over soil organic carbon (SOC) and soil organic nitrogen (SON) in temperate grasslands.
Controls on soil organic carbon and nitrogen in Inner Mongolia, China
Most global ecosystem models assume that controls over soil organic matter are alike in climatically similar regions. In this study, we tested the generality of controls over soil organic carbon (S...
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Our findings provided evidence that Inner Mongolian grasslands have the capacity to sequester C and N in soil with improved management practices, which were in the order: grazing exclusion > mowing > winter grazing > reclamation. Amelung W, Zech W, Zhang X et al., 1998.
Comprehensive analysis of grazing intensity impacts soil organic carbon
Overgrazing is a primary cause of grassland degradation, including the loss of soil carbon, but comprehensive analysis of the mechanism by which grazing affects soil organic carbon (SOC) is limited.
Effects of grazing and mowing on extractable carbon and nitrogen in
Abstract: Relying on a long-term field manipulated grazing experiment of typical grassland in Inner Mongolia, China, we investigated the responses of soil organic carbon, total nitrogen, extractable carbon and nitrogen, and microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen to livestock grazing and grass mo-wing.