Cotton (Gossypium hirustum L.) is grown globally as a major source of natural fiber. Nitrogen
(N) management is cumbersome in cotton production systems; it has more impacts on yield …

Simple Summary Minimizing the effects of climate change by reducing GHG emissions is
crucial and can be accomplished by truly understanding the carbon footprint phenomenon …

Our understanding of the spatial distribution of soil carbon (C) pools across diverse land
uses, soils, and climatic gradients at regional scale is still limited. Research in digital soil …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) is an important indicator of soil quality and directly determines
soil fertility. Hence, understanding its spatial distribution and controlling factors is necessary …

Even small increases in the large pool of soil organic carbon could result in large reductions
in atmospheric CO 2 concentrations sufficient to limit global warming below the threshold of …

A thorough knowledge of the effects of land use systems (LUS) on the soil carbon pool and
soil total nitrogen (STN) are critical to planning effective strategies for adaptation and …

The prospect, so alluring, of sequestering carbon (C) to mitigate CO2 build‐up in air has
prompted a flurry of soil studies, but questions still linger about whether early optimism was …

The incorporation of cover crops in orchards and vineyards can increase soil organic carbon
(OC) and improve nitrogen (N) availability. This study compared how three herbaceous …

A thorough knowledge of the effects of climate and land use changes on the soil carbon pool
is critical to planning effective strategies for adaptation and mitigation in future scenarios of …

Soil pH and the availability of carbon (C) substrate and nutrients to microorganisms are well
recognized to influence C priming. However, the mechanisms underpinning such interplay …