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Changes in Soil Carbon Turnover after Five Years of Bioenergy Cropping Systems from a Long-Term Incubation Experiment and Radiocarbon Measurements.

Szymanski et al., 2016

Document ID
5873056846941882644
Author
Szymanski L
Sanford G
Heckman K
Jackson R
Marin-Spiotta E
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AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts

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In the face of climate change, the global production of bioenergy crops has increased in response to policies calling for non-fossil energy sources as a means to mitigate rising atmospheric carbon (C) concentrations. To provide overall C sequestration benefits …
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