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<b>Aridity modulates drought legacy effects on mineral-associated organic carbon dynamics</b>
Drought effects on soil carbon cycling may persist after rewetting, yet their consequences for mineral-associated organic carbon (MAOC) dynamics across aridity gradients remain unclear. We incubated control and drought-history soils from 18 International Drought Experiment sites with <s
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