Chimitdorzhieva (2023): Paths of Carbon Sequestration in Land Use (Literature Review)
G. D. Chimitdorzhieva IN: Contemporary Problems of Ecology, 16, https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995425523030034
Measures are being discussed in many countries to promote carbon sequestration depending on land use, because soils and forests, along with oceans, are the main stores of CO2. Different land use issues (virgin, arable, and pasture and forest lands) are covered in connection with the problem of GHG emissions. Data on land cultivation (no-till, standard with and without plant residues, using biochar, and microalgae) are given. A comparative analysis using biomarkers on a pasture with mixed herbage, arable land with rapeseed, and soil under willow have been considered in order to determine microorganisms assimilating carbon from the rhizosphere deposits of various plants.