Agriculture· 2026Q1

Long-Term Combined Organic and Mineral Fertilization Modulates Aggregate-Associated Organic Carbon Pool and Improves Carbon Sequestration in Aeolian Sandy Soils

Yuxin Wang, Yue Wang, Junmei Shi, Xingtong Lv et al.

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A 16-year study found that combined organic and mineral fertilization (MNPK) increased soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks by 65.5% in aeolian sandy soils compared to no fertilization, outperforming organic-only (44.9% increase) and mineral-only (18.3% increase) treatments.

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