Publication date: 1 March 2016
Source:Geoderma, Volume 265
Author(s): A. Villada, E.I. Vanguelova, A. Verhoef, L.J. Shaw
Archived soils could represent a valuable resource for the spatio-temporal inventory of soil carbon stability. However, archived soils are usually air-dried before storage and the impact of a drying pretreatment on physically and chemically-defined C fractions has not yet been fully assessed. Through the comparison of field-moist and corresponding air-dried (at 25Pinus nigra ); (ii) cambisol under beech (Fagus sylvatica ) and (iii) gleysol under oak (Quercus robur ). CWEC concentrations for dry samples were up to 2 times greater than for corresponding field moist samples and had significantly (p
Source:Geoderma, Volume 265
Author(s): A. Villada, E.I. Vanguelova, A. Verhoef, L.J. Shaw