Contribution of soil inorganic carbon to atmospheric CO2: More important than previously thought
Contribution of soil inorganic carbon to atmospheric CO2: More important than previously thought
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DOI:
10.1111/gcb.14463
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发表时间:
2018-11
影响因子:
11.6
通讯作者:
Kazem Zamanian;Y. Kuzyakov
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作者:
Kazem Zamanian;Y. Kuzyakov
CO2 production from soil inorganic carbon (SIC) by neutralization of nitrogen (N) fertilization-induced acidity is globally relevant. Here we analyzed factors that may affect CO2 production from SIC after N fertilization: (1) buffering capacity of soil organic matter and of clays, (2) increasing crop growth and C input belowground by N fertilization, (3) acidity localization at the fertilization point, (4) SIC localization in the sub-soil, (5) application of CaO and basic slag instead of lime, (6) inability of farmers in low income countries to apply lime. We conclude that our previous estimation of CO2 fluxes from carbonates by N fertilization (7.5×1012 g C y-1 ) and from liming of acidic soils (273×1012 g C y-1 ) is possibly an underestimation and consequently, the contribution of SIC to atmospheric CO2 is more important than previously thought. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.