The role of soil erosion in terrestrial carbon (C) sequestration and release remains one of
the most important uncertainties in our attempts to determine the potential of soils to mediate …

Most of Earth's terrestrial surface is made up of sloping landscapes. The lateral distribution
of topsoil by erosion controls the availability, stock, and persistence of essential elements in …

Estimating carbon (C) balance in erosional and depositional landscapes is complicated by
the effects of soil redistribution on both net primary productivity (NPP) and decomposition …

Erosion and deposition redistribute large quantities of sediment and soil organic carbon
(SOC) in agricultural landscapes. In the perspective of global carbon cycling, the coupling …

As an important indicator of soil quality, soil organic matter (SOM) significantly contributes to
land productivity and ecosystem health. Accurately mapping SOM at regional scales is of …

Soil erosion and deposition may play important roles in balancing the global atmospheric
carbon budget through their impacts on the net exchange of carbon between terrestrial …

An experiment to evaluate the impact of water erosion and cultivation on the soil carbon
dynamic and carbon stock in a semiarid area of South-East Spain was carried out. The study …

Terrain attributes derived from digital elevation models have been used widely for mapping
soil organic matter (SOM). Among these attributes, the topographic wetness index (TWI), an …

Although soil erosion and land use change have long been focuses in carbon research, the
combined influence of soil erosion and vegetation rehabilitation on aggregate stability and …

Cultivation after the converting natural ecosystems to agricultural land is often accompanied
by accelerated soil erosion. To better understand how land-use conversion and agricultural …