Soil organic carbon (SOC) formation and stabilization
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Study highlights trade-off between soil organic carbon formation and stability

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Soil organic carbon is the largest carbon pool in terrestrial ecosystems, playing a vital role in climate regulation and ecosystem sustainability.
Microbial carbon use efficiency ( CUE ) refers to the proportion of assimilated carbon retained in microbial biomass.
High CUE promotes SOC formation by driving microbial growth and the production of necromass through microbial death.
However, the physical and chemical protection provided by soil aggregates and minerals, while stabilizing organic matter, can limit the availability of substrates for microbes.
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