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Which Plant Traits Increase Soil Carbon Sequestration? Empirical Evidence From a Long-Term Poplar Genetic Diversity Trial.

Global change biology - 1 Sept 2025

Field John L, Sloan Brandon P, Craig Matthew E, Calloway Parker, Ottinger Sarah L, Mead Thomas, Abramoff Rose Z, Venegas Mirko Pavicic, Chhetri Hari B, Haiby Kathy, Kalluri Udaya C, Muchero Wellington, Schadt Christopher W, Mayes Melanie A

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Plants play a key role in mediating soil response to global change, and breeding or engineering crops to increase soil organic carbon (SOC) storage is a potential route to land-based carbon dioxide removal in agricultural systems. However, due to limited observational datasets plus shifting paradigms of SOC stabilization, it is unclear which plant traits are most important for enhancing different types of soil...

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PMID: 40888515
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.70450
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