Management of Carbon Sequestration in Soil

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Pub. Date: 1997-11-01
Publisher(s): CRC Pr I Llc
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Summary

Agricultural activities considered responsible for an increase in CO2 levels in our atmosphere include: deforestation, biomass burning, tillage and intensive cultivation, and drainage of wetlands. However, agriculture can also be a solution to the problem in which carbon can be removed from the atmosphere and permanently sequestered into the soil. This volume is one of three addressing the importance of soil processes in the global carbon cycle.Management of Carbon Sequestration in Soil highlights the importance of world soils as a sink for atmospheric carbon and discusses the impact of tillage, conservation reserve programs (CRP), management of grasslands and woodlands, and other soil and crop management and land use practices that lead to carbon sequestration.

Table of Contents

SOIL MANAGEMENT FOR REGULATING C POOLS 1(174)
Chapter 1. Land Use and Soil C Pools in Terrestrial Ecosystems
1(10)
R. Lal
J. Kimble
R. Follett
Chapter 2. Soil Organic Carbon Dynamics in Native and Cultivated Ecosystems of South America
11(24)
R. A. Rosell
J. A. Galantini
Chapter 3. Soil Carbon Dynamics in Different Cropping Systems in Principal Ecoregions of Asia
35(24)
K. F. Bronson
K. G. Cassman
R. Wassmann
D. C. Olk
M. van Noordwijk
D. P. Garrity
Chapter 4. No-Tillage Production Agriculture and Carbon Sequestration in a Typic Fragiudalf Soil of Northeastern Ohio
59(14)
W. A. Dick
J. T. Durkalski
Chapter 5. Long-Term Effects of Subsurface Drainage on Soil Organic Carbon Content and Infiltration in the Surface Horizons of a Lakebed Soil in Northwest Ohio
73(10)
M. D. Sullivan
N. R. Fausey
R. Lal
Chapter 6. Effects of Tillage on Profile Soil Carbon Distribution in the Northern Great Plains of the U. S.
83(10)
L. J. Cihacek
M. G. Ulmer
Chapter 7. Determining Carbon Dynamics under No-Till, Ridge-Till, Chisel, and Moldboard Tillage Systems within a Corn and Soybean Cropping Sequence
93(6)
T. L. Hansmeyer
D. R. Linden
D. L. Allan
D. R. Huggins
Chapter 8. Tillage Methods and Carbon Dioxide Loss: Fall Versus Spring Tillage
99(14)
D. C. Reicosky
Chapter 9. Long-Term Tillage Effects on Soil Organic Carbon Distribution in Aggregates and Primary Particle Fractions of Two Ohio Soils
113(12)
R. M. Bajracharya
R. Lal
J. M. Kimble
Chapter 10. The Impact of Soil Conservation Policies on Carbon Sequestration in Agricultural Soils of the Central United States
125(18)
P. D. Mitchell
P. G. Lakshminarayan
T. Otake
B. A. Babcock
Chapter 11. Opportunities and Limitations for C Sequestration in European Agricultural Soils Through Changes in Management
143(10)
Peter Smith
David S. Powlson
Margaret J. Glendining
Jo U. Smith
Chapter 12. Carbon Sequestration and Organic Resource Management in African Smallholder Agriculture
153(22)
Paul L. Woomer
Cheryl A. Palm
Javaid N. Qureshi
Jean Kotto-Same
CROP MANAGEMENT FOR REGULATING C POOLS 175(130)
Chapter 13. Soil Carbon Dynamics in Relation to Soil Surface Management and Cropping Systems in Australian Agroecosystems
175(20)
P. R. Grace
W. M. Post
D. C. Godwin
K. P. Bryceson
M. A. Truscott
K. J. Hennessy
Chapter 14. Long-Term Effects of Crop Rotation, Cultivation Practices, and Fertilizers on Carbon Sequestration in Soils in Norway
195(14)
Bal Ram Singh
Trond Borresen
Gotfred Uhlen
Egil Ekeberg
Chapter 15. Crop Management Effects on Organic Carbon in Semi-Arid Pacific Northwest Soils
209(12)
P. E. Rasmussen
S. L. Albrect
Chapter 16. Aerenchyma, Acid Tolerance, and Associative N Fixation Enhance Carbon Sequestration in Soil
221(14)
W. D. Kemper
E. E. Alberts
C. D. Foy
R. B. Clark
J. C. Ritchie
R. W. Zobel
Chapter 17. Carbon Storage in Soils under Continuous Cereal Grain Cropping: N Fertilizer and Straw
235(20)
E. D. Solberg
M. Nyborg
R. C. Izaurralde
S. S. Malhi
H. H. Janzen
M. Molina-Ayala
Chapter 18. Soil Carbon Dynamics in Relation to Cropping Systems in Principal Ecoregions of Eastern Europe, with Particular Regard to Hungarian Experiences
255(30)
Tamas Nemeth
Peter Csatho
Attila Anton
Chapter 19. Changes in Organic Carbon in Long-Term Rotation and Tillage Trials in Northern Syria
285(12)
John Ryan
Chapter 20. Effect of Different Management Systems on Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics of Various Soils
297(8)
M. Korschens
CRP AND C SEQUESTRATION 305(30)
Chapter 21. CRP and Microbial Biomass Dynamics in Temperate Climates
305(18)
R. F. Follett
Chapter 22. Enhancing Carbon Sequestration in CRP-Managed Land
323(12)
D. R. Huggins
D. L. Allan
J. C. Gardner
D. L. Karlen
D. F. Bezdicek
M. J. Rosek
M. J. Alms
M. Flock
B. S. Miller
M. L. Staben
PASTURES, GRASSLANDS, AND FORESTS 335(98)
Chapter 23. Forested Soil Carbon Storage in Landscapes of the Northern Great Lakes Region
335(16)
Jeanette L. Rollinger
Terry F. Strong
David F. Grigal
Chapter 24. Effects of Harvesting Intensity on Forest Productivity and Soil Carbon Storage in a Mixed Oak Forest
351(14)
Dale W. Johnson
Donald E. Todd, Jr.
Chapter 25. Forages and Row Cropping Effects on Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Contents
365(16)
R. Lal
P. Henderlong
M. Flowers
Chapter 26. Effect of Defoliation of Medic Pastures on Below-Ground Carbon Allocation and Root Production
381(10)
Michael C. Crawford
Peter R. Grace
J. Malcolm Oades
Chapter 27. Soil Comparative Evolution under Grasslands and Woodlands in the Forest Zone of Russia
391(14)
E. Y. Yakimenko
Chapter 28. Management of Tropical Pastures in Acid-Soil Savannas of South America for Carbon Sequestration in the Soil
405(16)
M. J. Fisher
R. J. Thomas
I. M. Rao
Chapter 29. Carbon Storage in Grassland Soils as Related to N and S Fertilizers
421(12)
M. Nyborg
M. Molina-Ayala
E. D. Solberg
R. C. Izaurralde
S. S. Malhi
H. H. Janzen
CHALLENGES OF C SEQUESTRATION IN SOILS 433(22)
Chapter 30. Scientific Challenges in Developing a Plan to Predict and Verify Carbon Storage in Canadian Prairie Soils
433(14)
R. C. Izaurralde
W. B. McGill
A. Bryden
S. Graham
M. Ward
P. Dickey
Chapter 31. Need for Research and Need for Action
447(8)
R. Lal
J. Kimble
R. Follett
Index 455

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