Soils comprise the largest terrestrial carbon (C) pool, containing both organic and inorganic
C. Soil inorganic carbon (SIC) was frequently disregarded because (1) it is partly heritage …

Soils are the dominant terrestrial sink for carbon, containing three times as much C as above-
ground plant biomass, and acting as a host for both organic and inorganic C, as soil organic …

The precipitation of calcium carbonate is widespread in soils and regoliths and common
under different environmental settings, especially in soils of arid environments. This topic is …

The measured calcium carbonate content of soils to a depth of 100 mm at a large urban
development site has increased over 18 months at a rate that corresponds to the …

Soil quality in coastal agroecosystems changes rapidly owing to coastal dynamics and land-
use change. The potential of soil morphological properties as soil quality indicators is mostly …

Photosynthetic removal of CO2 from the atmosphere is an important planetary carbon
dioxide removal mechanism. Naturally, an amount equivalent to all atmospheric carbon …

In this study, ten stratified calcium carbonate–rich soil profiles from the Polish Outer
Carpathians were investigated in order to identity the influence of parent material variability …

Soil carbon (C) management has been promoted as one of the few readily available
strategies to mitigate the rising concentration of atmospheric CO2 and its associated impacts …

Quaternary-aged calcrete horizons are common weathering products in arid and semi-arid
regions. It is, however, unclear how calcrete forming processes respond to the major …

The Purna alluvial basin of central India, infilled largely with areno-argillaceous sediments of
Quaternary age, is also marked by occurrences of both pedogenic and non pedogenic …