Abstract Purpose of Review Lowering the impact of forest utilisation on the forest
environment is a part of the improvement in sustainable forest management. As part of forest …

Soil organic matter (SOM) accumulation is different in certain soil groups with differences in
parent material, degree of weathering and mineral composition. These differences are …

This review analyzes the data on co-variations in δ13C and δ15N of soils with land-use
types, management, and disturbance obtained from literature to explore potential …

The aim of this study was to assess whether French forest soils are sources or sinks of
carbon and to quantify changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks over time by resampling …

Nitrogen (N) in forest soils is a key variable to assess the state of forest ecosystems due to
the large effects it has on forest growth, ecosystem integrity, and human health. High …

In this paper, we describe methods to establish the relationships among geomorphology
(physiographic) data, topography, and physical parameters in different-sized catchments …

Mineral-associated organic matter is associated with a suite of soil minerals that can confer
stability, resulting in the potential for long-term storage of carbon (C). Not all interactions …

What is the state of our forests and forest soils today? How have they changed over the past
20 years? What actions have had an effect on their status and how? What are the risks that …

Soil stable carbon isotope (soil δ 13 C) can reflect soil carbon metabolic processes and
record environmental and vegetation change information, so mapping the spatial distribution …

Aims This study compared the ability of natural abundance (NA) and 15 N-enrichment (EN)
methods to quantify contribution of different N sources (fertilizer and legume N derived from …