Estimating the attainable soil organic carbon deficit in the soil fine fraction to inform feasible storage targets and de-risk carbon farming decisions
Senani Karunaratne,
Christina Asanopoulos,
Huidong Jin
et al.
Abstract:Context Defining soil organic carbon (SOC) ‘potential’ storage, underpins the economic feasibility of carbon sequestration; however, ‘potential’ storage is not quantifiable using historical and current empirical data. We propose a framework to define ‘attainable’ SOC storage that varies with soil properties, environmental conditions and management practices. Aims Within the soil fine fraction, we quantified additional storage capacity of the fine fraction SOC attainable deficit (FFSOC_Attainable_Def) b… Show more
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