Leveraging Soil Microbes with Good Farming Practices for Higher Soil Carbon Sequestration (SCS) and Farm Productivity
Plants reduce carbon dioxide content in atmosphere through photosynthetic absorption. Though they also add it by respiration, the amount absorbed is more than the amount added as evident from the growth of plants having more than 50% carbon. It makes agriculture as the net carbon sink. The movement...
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IntechOpen
2022
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