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Parent material modulates land use effects on soil organic carbon fractions but not inorganic carbon in subtropical red soils
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• SIC and SOC stocks in red soils are decoupled, governed by aridity index and total nitrogen, respectively. • Significant land use and parent material interactions control organic carbon sequestration. • Decipher direct land use effects on SOC but only indirect effects on SIC via soil properties. • The spatial distribution of SIC, SOC, POC, and MAOC stocks were mapped with machine learning models.
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Soil inorganic carbon
Soil organic carbon
Land use
Parent material
Machine learning
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