soil carbon
Soil carbon refers to the amount of carbon that is stored within the soil. It includes both organic carbon, derived from plant and animal materials, and inorganic carbon, such as carbonate minerals. Soil carbon is crucial for maintaining soil fertility, holding moisture, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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