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Organic amendments reshaped the chemical composition of soil organic matter: A meta-analysis
Increasing soil organic matter (SOM) content is pivotal for soil health and climate change mitigation, yet the mechanisms governing long-term carbon (C) stabilization via organic amendments remains controversial. We performed a meta-analysis of 540 observations from 45 studies, analyzed by solid-sta
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