Differential Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation Patterns Following Cropland-to-Grassland Conversion in Non-Saline and Saline–Alkali Soils
Jinglei Zhang; Shanshan Bai; Chunlin Jia; Lele Kang; Yuxue Zhang; Cong Guan; Jinhong Zhang; Daniel Horacio Basigalup · 2025 · Agriculture
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Abstract
Agricultural expansion and intensification generally lead to a depletion in soil organic carbon (SOC). While converting cropland to grassland is a recognized strategy for SOC accumulation, the patterns of SOC accumulation under different grassland types and soil conditions remain unclear. This study evaluated the long-term effects of two perennial grasses—alfalfa (a legume) and switchgrass (a non-legume)—on SOC composition, specifically lignin phenols and amino sugars, in non-saline and saline–alkali soils, using a conventional wheat–maize rotation as a control. Our results showed that both al
Abstract by Jinglei Zhang; Shanshan Bai; Chunlin Jia; Lele Kang; Yuxue Zhang; Cong Guan; Jinhong Zhang; Daniel Horacio Basigalup, Agriculture (2025) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/agriculture15222393