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Root development as a driver of mineral-associated organic matter formation in cover crop systems of high-latitude agriculture
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• Mixes of barley, ryegrass, and clovers resulted in higher MAOM and root biomass. • Root biomass significantly correlated with MAOM stocks. • Higher root biomass and N stocks improved barley yields. • Microorganisms abundance and aggregation did not affect SOM Stocks. • We recommend prioritizing root development in high-latitude agriculture.
Keywords:
Soil carbon sequestration
Biochar
Nordic agriculture
Microbial abundance
Soil structure
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