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Organic Matter

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Chance Hines, Laura Duval, Bryan D. Watts, Molly Mitchell • Unknown Hub (2026)

Virginia

Madeline Luthard, Yuning Shi, Jason P. Kaye, Armen R. Kemanian • Unknown Hub (2026)

“Pairing 13C-labeled tracer incubations across sandy-to-loamy soils (17-67% sand) with Cycles model runs for continuous maize in Nebraska and Illinois shows that soil texture strongly controls whether added carbon is respired as CO2 or retained as soil organic matter, and that texture, precipitation and drying-rewetting frequency together with tillage regime (no-till vs. conventional) determine future soil carbon change. The dataset provides the respiration, soil carbon retention and simulated soil organic carbon and maize yield outputs behind those comparisons.”

Carbon SequestrationIllinois

Amir M. González-Delgado, Jamshid Ashigh, Manoj K. Shukla, Russ Perkins • Unknown Hub (2015)

Arizona

Christopher Augustin, Larry Cihacek • Unknown Hub (2016)

North Dakota

Bruno Henrique Martins, Michel A. Cavigelli, Jeffrey S. Buyer, Jude E. Maul, James B. Reeves, Ladislau Martin‐Neto • Unknown Hub (2015)

Maryland

Gregory S. Richardson, Matthew D. Ruark, Timothy Radatz, Amber M. Radatz, Eric T. Cooley, Erin Silva, Abigail J. Augarten, Jun Zhu, Chelsea H. Zegler • Unknown Hub (2023)

Minnesota

James O’Sullivan, Jocelyn A. Richardson, Andrey Guber, Michel A. Cavigelli, Alexandra Kravchenko • Unknown Hub (2024)

Maryland

Meredith Steele, F. J. Coale, Robert L. Hill • Unknown Hub (2012)

Maryland

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