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Developing systems theory in soil agroecology: Incorporating heterogeneity and dynamic instability

2023-03-21

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Ecosystem management is integral to the future of soils, yet anthropogenic drivers represent a key source of uncertainty in ecosystem models. First- and new-generation soil models formulate many soil pools using first-order decomposition, which tends to generate simpler yet numerous parameters. Systems or complexity theory, developed across various scientific and social fields, may help improve robustness of soil...

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15e7ecd0-dbb8-5429-994e-bba3f3acc2ac
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10.32942/x2sw2g
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