Basile-Doelsch I., Chevallier Tiphaine, Dignac M.F., Erktan Amandine. (2023). Carbon storage in soils. In :
Blagodatskaya E. (ed.), Unc A. (ed.). Encyclopedia of soils in the environment. Amsterdam (NLD) ; Oxford : Elsevier, 228-242. (Soil biology). ISBN 978-0-12-822974-3.
Titre du document
Carbon storage in soils
Année de publication
2023
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Basile-Doelsch I., Chevallier Tiphaine, Dignac M.F., Erktan Amandine
In
Blagodatskaya E. (ed.), Unc A. (ed.), Encyclopedia of soils in the environment
Soils are a pivotal component in the global carbon cycle, while carbon storage in soils is a natural phenomenon involving organic carbon.
Maintaining or increasing soil carbon levels is beneficial for many ecosystem services. Soil carbon is also a soil condition indicator and
a key focus of several Sustainable Development Goals. This chapter describes the forms of carbon in soils, the quantification of carbon stocks
and storage, the processes underlying the heterogeneous distribution of carbon stocks across the planet and their dynamics, land-use changes and
practices that affect soil carbon stocks, as well as the socioeconomic benefits of soil carbon storage.
Plan de classement
Erosion et conservation des sols [068EROSOL]
;
Constituants et propriétés des sols [068PROSOL]
;
Ecosystèmes [082ECOSYS]
