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SOIL USE AND MANAGEMENT
卷 37, 期 1, 页码 120-125出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/sum.12662
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adsorption; carbon saturation deficit; desorption; initial mass isotherm
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Soil carbon saturation is limited by the content of silt + clay and poorly crystalline Fe and Al oxides. High concentrations of Al and Fe oxides in clay fractions increase carbon saturation and affect the sorption of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in soil. The findings suggest that both oxides play a role in the stabilization and destabilization of DOC in soil.
Soil carbon (C) saturation implies an upper limit to a soil's capacity to store C depending on the contents of silt + clay and poorly crystalline Fe and Al oxides. We hypothesized that the poorly crystalline Fe and Al oxides in silt + clay fraction increased the C saturation and thus reduced the capacity of the soil to sorb additional C input. To test the hypothesis, we studied the sorption of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) on silt + clay fractions (<53 mu m) of highly weathered oxic soils, collected from three different land uses (i.e., improved pasture, cropping and forest). Soils with high carbon saturation desorbed 38% more C than soils with low C saturation upon addition of DOC, whereas adsorption of DOC was only observed at higher concentration (>15 g kg(-1)). While high Al oxide concentration significantly increased both the saturation and desorption of DOC, the high Fe oxide concentration significantly increased the desorption of DOC, supporting the proposition that both oxides have influence on the DOC sorption in soil. Our findings provide a new insight into the chemical control of stabilization and destabilization of DOC in soil.
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