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Entry: soil ecosystem functions

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soil ecosystem functions result from the interactions between biotic and abiotic soil components enabling soil to function as a vital living system and to provide ecosystem services. There are 6 soil functions that are prevalent at the site level: carbon storage and dynamics, nutrient supply to plants, water retention and infiltration, habitat for biodiversity, pollutant retention and degradation and physical stability. At a bigger scale in time and space they can include the contribution to air quality, climate regulation or even pedogenesis.

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definition soil ecosystem functions result from the interactions between biotic and abiotic soil components enabling soil to function as a vital living system and to provide ecosystem services. There are 6 soil functions that are prevalent at the site level: carbon storage and dynamics, nutrient supply to plants, water retention and infiltration, habitat for biodiversity, pollutant retention and degradation and physical stability. At a bigger scale in time and space they can include the contribution to air quality, climate regulation or even pedogenesis.
notation 375
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source Bardos, P. et al. (2024) Sustainable and risk based land management – a briefing about the current state of practice and suggested future direction of travel. Available at: https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.19656.33283. chap.6. p 23.
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