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A global synthesis of spectroscopy-based prediction accuracy for soil carbon fractions: A systematic review

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Sicheng Ding
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Yi Xu
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Evgenios Agathokleous
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Tong Li
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Haifeng Zheng
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Zhaozhong Feng *
DOI:10.1016/j.still.2026.107242delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• MIR spectroscopy showed a prediction advantage specific to MAOC over NIR. • PLSR methods showed the highest pooled prediction performance among model families. • Soil texture and latitude were dominant drivers of POC prediction. • POC prediction accuracy was higher in mid- to high-latitude regions. • MAOC prediction is sensitive to spectroscopy type and soil texture.
Keywords:
MIR spectroscopy
PLSR methods
soil texture
latitude
soil carbon fractions

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Soil and Tillage Research cover
Soil and Tillage Research
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University of Queensland
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Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology
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