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    Soil organic matter characterization in Bolivia and Ecuador

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    2012
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    Mulvaney, Michael J.
    Graham, M.
    Xia, K.
    Barrera, Victor H.
    Botello, Rubén
    Saavedra Rivera, A. K.
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    Organic matter stabilization is thought to be a process of physical protection and chemical recalcitrance. The determination of recalcitrant soil organic carbon (SOC) often relies on operational definitions provided by various fractionation techniques, usually particle size or density fractionation. However, it is unknown if these operational definitions represent true chemical recalcitrance.
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