Iron is to Blame for Carbon Dioxide Emissions from the Soil, Says a Soil Scientists from RUDN University

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Feb 16, 2021, 3:33 pm316 pts
Iron minerals and bacteria can be the main agents of carbon dioxide emissions from the soil. A soil scientist from RUDN University made this conclusion after studying the process of organic plant waste decomposition of the micro-level.

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