Physical Protection in Aggregates and Organo-Mineral Associations Contribute to Carbon Stabilization at the Transition Zone of Seasonally Saturated Wetlands
Abstract:Wetlands store significant soil organic carbon (SOC) globally due to anoxic conditions that suppress SOC loss, yet this SOC is sensitive to climate and land use change. Seasonally saturated wetlands experience fluctuating hydrologic conditions that may also promote mechanisms known to control SOC stabilization in upland soils; these wetlands are therefore likely to be important for SOC storage at the landscape-scale. We investigated the role of physicochemical mechanisms of SOC stabilization in five seasonally… Show more
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