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Drying and rewetting cycles substantially increased soil CO2 release

Earth & Climate News -- ScienceDaily · last updated
Soil incubation experiments revealed a comprehensive increase in CO2 release by drying-rewetting cycles (DWCs) among Japanese forests and pastureland soils, suggesting a significant contribution of the DWCs-induced destruction of microbial cells and reactive metal-organic matter complex to the CO2 release increase.
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