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Influence of tree species on glomalin-related soil protein and organic carbon fractions in reclaimed post-coal-mining sites

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Amisalu Milkias Misebo *
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Wojciech Bierza
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Marcin Pietrzykowski
DOI：10.1016/j.geoderma.2026.117949delete
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• Scots pine litter promotes slow-cycling SOC in labile free light fraction (FLF) pools. • Nitrogen-fixers and oak enhance protected and mineral-associated fractions. • Black alder yields highest glomalin-related soil protein (GRSP) at 6.52 mg g⁻1 (0–10 cm). • GRSP correlates strongly with OLF-C and MAF-N, aiding aggregation.
Keywords:
Belowground carbon allocation
Microbial regulation of nutrient cycles
Physical protection of organic matter
Early-stage soil development

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