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carbon quality-temperature hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Soil biogeochemistry

the prediction from kinetic theory that chemically complex, low-quality organic matter is more temperature sensitive to decompose than labile matter.

In soil biogeochemistry, carbon quality-temperature hypothesis refers to the prediction from kinetic theory that chemically complex, low-quality organic matter is more temperature sensitive to decompose than labile matter. This meaning comes from Bosatta (1999) in Soil Biology and Biochemistry.[1]

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References

Bosatta, E., & Ågren, G. I. (1999). Soil organic matter quality interpreted thermodynamically. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 31(13), 1889-1891. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0038-0717(99)00105-4

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