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Rice Cultivation Duration Drives Soil Organic Carbon Stabilization in Saline-Alkaline Paddy Soils via Mineral-Associated Organic Carbon Accumulation and Biological Pathways
Continuous paddy reclamation is a promising strategy for restoring sodic lands, yet the exact mechanisms driving soil organic carbon (SOC) stabilization remain insufficiently quantified. Here, we investigated SOC dynamics across a 12-year rice cultivation chronosequence (0, 2, 5, 10, and 12 years) a
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