Soil and Tillage Research · 2026
Energy matters: Soil organic carbon fractions as soil health indicator or characterizing ecosystem property
Wieser, S., Keiblinger, K., Mayer, H., Rosinger, C., Mentler, A., Wriessnig, K., Bruhn, N., Schott, K., Ploszczanski, L., Hood-Nowotny, R., Bodner, G.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property. The largest groups are open; open the others as you need them.
macroaggregate SOC contribution to bulk soil
↑ 1= 12
- increase
pioneer conservation farming vs. regional standard farmingsignificant · 0–10 cm · Absdorf · Dechantskirchen · Hartl 1 (site 3) · Hartl 2 (site 4) · Lackendorf · Mureck · Schiefer · St. Martin im Sulmtal · Steinabrunn · Wagna · Macroaggregate>250µm at0and3Jml-1; Fig8a pioneer a/standard b in bothenergies. Contribution per bulkdrymass, not %SOCwithin separatedfraction or shareofSOC; Discussion39/53% attribution conflicts figure, no percentage entered.
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