Purpose This review describes ecosystem services (ES) obtained from grasslands within the
southeastern United States. In addition, future direction and the importance of these ES to …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration promotes several ecological, economic, and social
co-benefits. However, most SOC studies rely on topsoil evaluations (0–30 cm), disregarding …

Land-use change and agricultural intensification drive the widespread and relatively rapid
decline of carbon (C) stocks in surface soils of the Amazon-Cerrado transition region of …

Basic inventory is required for proper understanding and utilization of Earth's natural
resources, especially with increasing soil degradation and species loss. Soil carbon is newly …

Farmland abandonment in Mediterranean mid‐mountain areas can lead to the degradation
or recovery of soil properties. Typically, after abandonment, fields are covered with shrubs …

In agricultural ecosystems, soil organic carbon (SOC) which is affected by management
practices, is important for soil health, food security, and climate change mitigation. However …

Background Grazing lands provide numerous ecosystem services, including the capacity to
store large amounts of soil carbon (C); however, our understanding of the factors affecting …

Terrestrial biomes in the US can be managed for SOC sequestration. Sequestration for
climate change adaptation and mitigation occurs when the soil C inputs are derived from …

Forest conversion to agricultural land has been shown to deplete soil organic carbon (SOC)
and soil total nitrogen (STN) stocks. However, research on how soil properties respond to …

 Abstract More than a decade of research led to the conclusion in 2022 that the Soil Biome is
home to~ 2.1× 1024 taxa and thus supports> 99.9% of global species biodiversity, mostly …