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Conservation agriculture buffers persistent carbon loss under warming by microbial adaptation
Microbial carbon use efficiency (CUE) governs soil carbon persistence under warming, with its magnitude highly dependent on how microbial metabolism adapts to varying substrates. How agricultural management mediates this response in agroecosystems remains poorly understood. To address this, we coupl
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