Soil Organic Matter Composition Impacts its Degradability and Association with Soil Minerals

Soil Organic Matter Composition Impacts its Degradability and Association with Soil Minerals

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Soil organic matter (OM) is a complex mixture of compounds, mainly derived from plants and microbes at various states of decay. It is part of the global carbon cycle and is important for maintaining soil quality. OM protection is mainly attributed to its association with minerals. However, clay m...

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Main Author: Clemente, Joyce S.
Other Authors: Simpson, Myrna J.
Language:en_ca
Published: 2012
Subjects:
Soil organic matter
lignin
particle size fractions
density fractions
humic substances
CuO oxidation
lipids
nuclear magnetic resonance
mass spectrometry
grassland soil
microbial-derived peptides
clay-size fraction
light density fraction
microbial-derived organic matter
plant-derived organic matter
solid-state 13C NMR
solution-state 1H NMR
clay
montmorillonite
sodium chlorite
sorption
maize transformation
lignin phenols
gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
Zea mays
corn
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/33966

Internet

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