Management options to conserve and sequester carbon in the agricultural sector of the former Soviet Union
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- Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change [ 1381-2386 ] ; 1996-06-01.
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Abstract: Several management practices are available to conserve and sequester C in the agricultural sector of the former Soviet Union (FSU). The highest rate of C accumulation would result from the implementation of a no-till management option which will only continue during the first ten years until new C equilibrium is reached. Agroforestry management options provide a longer period for C accumulation, but at a lower rate. It is possible that the longest period of C conservation may be achieved by increasing the area under perennial grasses in the crop rotation. During the first decade of implementation of the management practices, the amount of C conserved or sequestered would be approximately equal to the current rate of net C sequestration in FSU forest sector. At present, agricultural soils and vegetation of the FSU store approximately 120 Pg C; the accumulation of soil organic matter is 0.032 Pg C yr-1. The annual C loss in the FSU agricultural sector was estimated at 0.21 Pg C yr-1.
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