Using visible-near infrared spectroscopy to estimate whole-profile soil organic carbon and its fractions
Mingxuan Qi,
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Songchao Chen,
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Yu‐Chen Wei
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Soil & Environmental Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 100100 - 100100
Published: July 18, 2024
Soil
organic
carbon
(SOC)
is
crucial
for
soil
health
and
quality,
its
sequestration
has
been
suggested
as
a
natural
solution
to
climate
change.
Accurate
cost-efficient
determination
of
SOC
functional
fractions
essential
effective
management.
Visible
near-infrared
spectroscopy
(vis-NIR)
emerged
approach.
However,
ability
predict
whole-profile
content
rarely
assessed.
Here,
we
measured
two
fractions,
particulate
(POC)
mineral-associated
(MAOC),
down
depth
200
cm
in
seven
sequential
layers
across
183
dryland
cropping
fields
northwest,
southwest,
south
China.
Then,
vis-NIR
spectra
the
samples
were
collected
train
machine
learning
model
(partial
least
squares
regression)
SOC,
POC,
MAOC,
ratio
MAOC
(MAOC/SOC
–
an
index
vulnerability).
We
found
that
accuracy
indicated
by
coefficient
validation
(Rval2)
0.39,
0.30,
0.49,
0.48
MAOC/SOC,
respectively.
Incorporating
mean
annual
temperature
improved
performance,
Rval2
was
increased
0.64,
0.31,
0.63,
0.51
four
variables,
Further
incorporating
into
0.82,
0.59,
These
results
suggest
combining
with
readily-available
data
total
measurements
enables
fast
accurate
estimation
POC
diverse
environmental
conditions,
facilitating
reliable
prediction
dynamics
over
large
spatial
extents.
Language: Английский
Drivers and spatial distribution of soil organic carbon and total nitrogen in China’s drylands
Shihang Zhang,
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Yusen Chen,
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Zhu Bo
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CATENA,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
250, P. 108724 - 108724
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Language: Английский
Litter and Root Removal Modulates Soil Organic Carbon and Labile Carbon Dynamics in Larch Plantation Ecosystems
Zhenzhen Hao,
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Ping Li,
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Qilang Le
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Forests,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 1958 - 1958
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Plant
detritus
plays
a
crucial
role
in
regulating
belowground
biogeochemical
processes
forest
ecosystems,
particularly
influencing
labile
carbon
(C)
dynamics
and
overall
soil
C
storage.
However,
the
specific
mechanisms
by
which
litter
roots
affect
organic
(SOC)
its
components
plantations
remain
insufficiently
understood.
To
investigate
this,
we
conducted
input
removal
treatment
(DIRT)
experiment
Larix
principis-rupprechtii
Mayr
plantation
Taiyue
Mountains,
China,
July
2014.
The
comprised
three
treatments:
root
retention
(CK),
(LR),
(RLR).
Soil
samples
were
collected
from
depths
of
0–10
cm
10–20
during
June,
August,
October
2015
to
evaluate
changes
pH,
water
content
(SW),
SOC,
dissolved
(DOC),
readily
oxidizable
(ROC),
microbial
biomass
(MBC).
significantly
increased
pH
(p
<
0.05),
with
values
being
8.84%
8.55%
higher
LR
RLR
treatments,
respectively,
compared
CK
treatment.
SOC
levels
reduced
26.10%
12.47%
respectively
0.05).
Similarly,
DOC
MBC
concentrations
decreased
following
removal,
August
2.5
times
lower
than
June.
Across
all
treatments
sampling
seasons,
was
consistently
depth,
exhibiting
increases
35.15%
39.44%
depth
0.001).
Significant
negative
correlations
observed
between
ratios
ROC/SOC,
DOC/SOC,
MBC/SOC
(R
=
−0.54
−0.37;
p
Path
analysis
indicated
that
had
significant
direct
effect
on
standardized
path
coefficient
(β)
−0.36,
while
ROC
positive
(β
0.66,
Additionally,
indirectly
affected
−0.69),
thereby
impacting
indirectly.
Random
also
confirmed
ROC/SOC
ratio
critical
regulation.
This
study
reveals
complex
interactions
larch
plantations,
identifying
as
regulator
content.
short-term
duration
focus
shallow
limit
our
understanding
long-term
impacts
deeper
Future
research
should
explore
these
aspects
consider
varying
climate
conditions
enhance
applicability
findings.
These
insights
provide
scientific
foundation
for
developing
effective
management
strategies
forecasting
storage
context
change.
Language: Английский
Effects of Long-Term Land Use Patterns on Labile Organic Carbon Fractions and Carbon Pool Management Index of Mollisols Humus Layers
Xinqu Duo,
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Jinggui Wu,
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Wei Cheng
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 1006 - 1006
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Land
use
patterns
significantly
influence
the
quantity
and
composition
of
litter
in
soil
humus
layers,
thereby
affecting
dynamics
organic
carbon.
However,
differences
labile
carbon
fractions
sequestration
index
under
different
land
patterns,
as
well
their
impact
on
storage
layers
mollisols—without
migration
loss
erosion—remain
unclear.
Labile
is
classified
into
such
dissolved
carbon,
easily
oxidized
particulate
microbial
biomass
which
are
identified
through
chemical
extraction
methods.
This
study
investigates
long-term
dynamics,
pools,
KOS,
CPMI
mollisols
across
five
treatments:
SC
(continuous
soybean
cultivation),
MC
maize
MSR
(maize–soybean
rotation),
GB
(grass
belt),
FB
(forest
belt).
It
also
selects
three
depths
(0–20
cm,
20–40
40–60
cm)
over
an
11-year
period
for
analysis.
The
results
indicate
that
(EOC,
POC,
DOC,
MBC),
decrease
with
depth,
while
KOS
increases.
Non-tillage
treatments
enhance
SOC
accumulation
exhibiting
highest
content,
surpassing
GB,
MC,
SC,
by
22.88%,
52.35%,
60.64%,
80.12%,
respectively.
can
fractions,
aligning
observed
trends
treatment
optimal.
Additionally,
these
increase
CPMI,
improving
stability.
To
minimize
loss,
should
encourage
conversion
farmland
to
grassland
forest,
recommended
optimal
strategy
protection
sustainable
development
soils
long
term.
approach
significant
understanding
cycle,
rationally
planning
strategies,
providing
a
reference
enhancing
quality
ecosystem
sinks.
Language: Английский
Nitrogen-induced acidification increases soil organic carbon accrual by promoting particulate organic carbon and microbial necromass under long-term experiment in the paddy soils of East China
Zhaoming Chen,
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Qiang Wang,
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Jinchuan Ma
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et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Abstract
Background
and
aims
Nitrogen
(N)
addition
can
substantially
affect
soil
carbon
cycling
in
agroecosystems.
Microbial
necromass
(MNC)
is
widely
recognized
as
a
key
contributor
to
organic
C
(SOC)
fractions.
However,
the
mechanisms
underlying
responses
of
MNC
SOC
fractions
N
fertilization
paddy
soils
remain
unclear.
Methods
A
field
experiment
with
four
rates,
namely,
0,
300,
450,
600
kg
ha
–1
yr
–1
was
conducted
determine
effects
on
fractions,
microbial
(MNC),
enzyme
activity,
biomass
rice–wheat
rotation.
Results
increased
POC
concentrations
by
2.88–8.41%
14.6–41.2%,
respectively,
but
did
not
MAOC.
The
ratio
MAOC
reduced
addition,
indicating
that
decreased
stability.
concentration
7.32–22.5%
its
contribution
4.14–13.7%.
activity
β-1,4-
N-acetyl-glucosaminidase
decreased,
while
activities
leucine
amino
peptidase
acid
phosphatase
were
under
P
addition.
Structural
equation
modeling
random
forest
revealed
N-induced
decrease
pH
promoted
accrual
increasing
root
biomass,
consequently
improving
POC.
Conclusions
likely
more
vulnerable
than
acidification
primary
driver
for
promoting
soils.
Language: Английский
Changes of Soil Aggregate Carbon Components and Responses to Plant Input During Vegetation Restoration in the Loess Plateau,China
Yaoyue Liang,
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Jingbo Fang,
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Hanyu Liu
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et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Unveiling the global dynamics of dissolved organic carbon in aquatic ecosystems: Climatic and anthropogenic impact, and future predictions
Yang Guo,
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H. Peng,
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Qirui Wang
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et al.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
958, P. 178109 - 178109
Published: Dec. 17, 2024
Language: Английский
Research on Momentum Analysis of Tennis Match Based on Machine Learning
Yijie Hao,
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Jiachen Chang
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Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
98, P. 372 - 378
Published: May 16, 2024
This
study
aims
to
quantify
momentum
changes
in
tennis
matches
by
building
a
machine
learning
model
and
investigate
their
impact
on
match
outcomes.
Firstly,
is
established
the
value
of
players
defining
basic
points,
break
guaranteed
points
continuous
points.
Then,
curve
calculated
using
real
data,
its
high
with
trend
verified.
correlation
between
result
tested
statistical
test
method.
The
results
show
that
there
significant
victory.
Further,
displacement
verifies
change
not
random,
but
reflects
actual
game.
proves
plays
an
important
role
matches,
has
results,
which
provides
reference
for
further
research
application
momentum.
Language: Английский