Use of a single factor for converting soil organic carbon to soil organic matter is challenged.
The basis for this challenge arises from four sources: the original papers published in the …

This review covers the current and emerging analytical methods used in laboratory, field,
landscape and regional contexts for measuring soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration in …

Loss on ignition (LOI) is one of the most widely used methods for measuring organic matter
content in soils but does not have a universal standard protocol. A large number of factors …

Using soil organic carbon (SOC) to generate carbon offsets requires reliably quantifying
SOC sequestration. However, accuracy of SOC measurement is limited by inherent spatial …

With increasing interest in the carbon cycle on arid land, there is an urgent need to quantify
both soil organic carbon (SOC) and inorganic carbon (SIC) thus to assess various methods …

African tropical forests are thought to play an important role in global carbon sequestration.
However, the increasing rate of deforestation and the impact of changes in land use require …

At the European scale, soil characteristics are needed to evaluate soil quality, soil health
and soil‐based ecosystem services in the context of the European Green Deal. While some …

Soil organic matter (SOM) may be a significant source of atmospheric ice nucleating
particles (INPs), especially of those active>− 15° C. However, due to both a lack of …

Organic carbon levels of 542 soil samples from temperate lowland forest were determined
by the original and modified Walkley–Black (WB) dichromate methods and total organic …

Determining soil carbon (C) with high precision is an essential requisite for the success of
the terrestrial C sequestration program. The informed choice of management practices for …