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Litter or litter components represent the main route of entry of nutrients in the soil and are a key point of recycling of organic matter and nutrients, and in forest ecosystems, the main source of organic matter and nutrients for the topsoil.
“Litter or litter components represent the main route of entry of nutrients in the soil and is one of the key points of the recycling of organic matter (OM) and nutrients, and, in forest ecosystems, the main source of OM and nutrients for the topsoil (Kuzyakov and Domanski, 2000).”
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Compared to annual crops, Miscanthus has the potential to sequester C due to reduced soil disturbance, the translocation of C from above-ground biomass to roots and rhizomes, and the provision of soil C inputs from leaf litter.
“Compared to annual crops, Miscanthus has the potential to sequester C due to reduced soil disturbance (tillage is only required as part of the initial cultivation; Post & Kwon, 2000), the translocation of C from above‐ground biomass to roots and rhizomes (Kuzyakov & Domanski, 2000), and the provision of soil C inputs from leaf litter (Amougou, Bertrand, Machet, & Recous, 2011).”
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- Kuzyakov, Y., & Domanski, G.
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- Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science
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- 2000
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