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Effect of Freeze-Thaw Cycle on Carbon Fixation by Soil Microbes
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DOI：10.1016/j.eti.2025.104713.png)
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• Introduces ΔMCP efficiency to dynamically assess microbial carbon sequestration potential under freeze-thaw cycles. • Freeze-thaw cycles alter soil carbon dynamics by modifying microbial community structure and metabolic functions. • Archaea contribute to carbon fixation via methanogenesis/oxidation pathways under FTC stress. • Biochar amendment enhances soil carbon stability and microbial resilience to freeze-thaw perturbations. • Multiscale integration of microbial processes is crucial for predicting soil carbon responses to climate change.
Keywords:
Freeze-thaw cycle
Microbial carbon sequestration
Soil microorganisms
Carbon input
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