The Journal

Soil aggregate stability. What is it? Why is it important?

I would like to talk about soil aggregate stability. A soil aggregate is a whole bunch of individual soil particles that are bound, or glued, together. How well those aggregates hold up to disruptive ...
Nature

A 2-year pure biochar addition enhances soil carbon sequestration and reduces aggregate stability in understory conditions

The enhancement of soil aggregate size and stability is crucial for mitigating climate change and improving carbon sequestration in forest ecosystems. Biochar, derived from rice husks, has been ...
Nature

Soil aggregate and organic nitrogen distributions as influenced by vermicompost application in vegetable greenhouse

Vermicompost application can improve soil physical structure and increase soil nitrogen (N) sequestration, yet its specific impact on soil aggregates in relation to changes in organic N fractions ...
The Journal

Soil aggregate stability is important

Soil aggregates are groups of individual soil particles that bind to each other more strongly than adjacent particles. Aggregates that don’t fall apart and revert to individual soil particles when ...