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1. Soil carbon sequestration of Mollisols and Oxisols under grassland and tree plantations in South America - A review G. Berhongaray & R. Alvarez
2. Topsoil and Tree Changes in an Oak Ecosystem Within a Period of 37 Years H. Ganatsios et al.
3. Soil Organic Carbon, Aggregation, and Microbial Community Structure in Annual and Perennial Biofuel Crops A. McGowan et al.
4. Variations in humus and fine root properties related to development stages in a temperate natural Beech forest M. Azaryan et al.
5. Digging Deeper for Agricultural Resources, the Value of Deep Rooting K. Thorup-Kristensen et al.
6. Intensification of no‐till agricultural systems: An opportunity for carbon sequestration R. Nicoloso & C. Rice
7. Unlocking plant-microbial interactions in deep Mollisols in the Midwestern US: Linking depth gradients in roots, microbial activity, and soil carbon in agroecosystems Z. Pagliaro et al.
8. Legacy effects of long-term nitrogen fertilizer application on the fate of nitrogen fertilizer inputs in continuous maize H. Poffenbarger et al.
9. The carbon footprint of beef production from cull cows finished on sown pastures in the savannas of the Colombian Orinoquía C. Ramírez Restrepo et al.
10. Connections between roots and soil health across agriculture management practices E. Moore et al.
11. Linking crop- and soil-based approaches to evaluate system nitrogen-use efficiency and tradeoffs R. Martinez-Feria et al.
12. Root to shoot and carbon to nitrogen ratios of maize and soybean crops in the US Midwest R. Ordóñez et al.
13. The pros and cons of increasing soil organic matter in dryland cropping systems C. Janke et al.
14. A solution for sampling position errors in maize and soybean root mass and length estimates R. Ordóñez et al.
15. Bioenergy feedstock supply from wheat straw: A farm level model incorporating trade‐offs in crop choices, disease risk, and soil fertility C. McKnight et al.
16. Restoring Soil Fertility on Degraded Lands to Meet Food, Fuel, and Climate Security Needs via Perennialization S. Mosier et al.
17. Deepening Root Inputs: Potential Soil Carbon Accrual From Breeding for Deeper Rooted Maize M. Cotrufo et al.
18. Organic matter removal associated with forest harvest leads to decade scale alterations in soil fungal communities and functional guilds R. Mushinski et al.
19. Soil organic matter fractions under different land uses and soil classes in the Brazilian semi-arid region C. dos Santos et al.
20. Temporal and spatial effects of crop diversity on soil carbon and nitrogen storage and vertical distribution J. Wu et al.
21. Maize root distributions strongly associated with water tables in Iowa, USA V. Nichols et al.
22. Modeling Perennial Bioenergy Crops in the E3SM Land Model (ELMv2) E. Sinha et al.
23. Early adoption of no-till mitigates soil organic carbon and nitrogen losses due to land use change C. Wuaden et al.
24. Mitigating the soil carbon deficit of annual agriculture with perennial bioenergy crops in the U.S. Midwest I. Kantola et al.
25. Historical Land Management Alters New Soil Carbon Inputs by Annual and Perennial Bioenergy Crops A. Keiser et al.
26. Grassland renovation has important consequences for C and N cycling and losses M. Kayser et al.
27. Effects of no-till on root architecture and root-soil interactions in a three-year crop rotation A. Fiorini et al.
28. Undervine groundcover substantially increases shallow but not deep soil carbon in a temperate vineyard S. Fleishman et al.
29. Maize breeding and increases in plant density have decreased root nitrogen concentration, but increased CN ratio and root nitrogen uptake C. Sciarresi et al.
30. Below ground carbon inputs to soil via root biomass and rhizodeposition of field-grown maize and wheat at harvest are independent of net primary productivity J. Hirte et al.
31. The roots of the rotation effect run deep V. Nichols et al.
32. Effect of nitrogen fertilization on central tendency and spatial heterogeneity of soil moisture, pH and dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen in two bioenergy croplands# X. Wang et al.
33. Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Cut Grasslands Renovated with Full Inversion Tillage, Shallow Tillage, and Use of a Tine Drill in Nasu, Japan A. Mori
34. Effects of Fence Enclosure on Vegetation Community Characteristics and Productivity of a Degraded Temperate Meadow Steppe in Northern China L. Xu et al.
35. Effects of nitrogen fertilization and bioenergy crop type on topsoil organic carbon and total Nitrogen contents in middle Tennessee USA J. Li et al.
36. Mechanisms underlying limited soil carbon gains in perennial and cover‐cropped bioenergy systems revealed by stable isotopes C. Ye & S. Hall
37. Major overlap in plant and soil organic carbon hotspots across Africa N. Kebonye et al.
38. Multitemporal satellite imagery analysis for soil organic carbon assessment in an agricultural farm in southeastern Brazil R. Minhoni et al.
39. Adaptive Cultivation System as a Factor That Increases the Fertility and Productivity of Marginal Soils A. Rucins et al.
40. Belowground response of prairie restoration and resiliency to drought R. Upton et al.
41. Insufficient and excessive N fertilizer input reduces maize root mass across soil types R. Ordóñez et al.
42. Reservas de carbono y micromorfología de la materia orgánica en suelos ribereños en tres ecosistemas de alta montaña: volcán Iztaccíhuatl J. Sandoval Aparicio et al.
43. Contour prairie strips alter microbial communities and functioning both below and in adjacent cropland soils C. Dutter et al.