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Land use intensity and cropping sequence effects on aggregate stability and C storage in a Vertisol and a Mollisol
The relevant change in land use duemainly to the rapid expansion of soybean cropping towards areas traditionally occupied for livestock purposes or with native grasslands of South America may have negative consequences on soil organic carbon (SOC) storage and aggregate stability, although the effe
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