Impact of Diverse Agricultural Land Uses on Soil Organic Matter Fractions: A Comprehensive Evaluation
B. Bincy,
R. Gladis,
B. Rani
et al.
Abstract:Organic matter is a crucial component of soil that influences various soil properties and functions, including nutrient cycling, soil structure, water holding capacity and microbial activity. Different agricultural land uses significantly influence the quantity and quality of soil organic matter (SOM) fractions. The primary constituent of SOM is humic substances, also known as humus. These are stable compounds originating from the decomposition of organic matter derived from plants, animals, and microorganisms… Show more
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