Characterization of an In-Situ Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) via a Smart-Electrochemical Sensing Approach.

ABSTRACT: Soil is a vital component of the ecosystem that drives the holistic homeostasis of the environment. Directly, soil quality and health by means of sufficient levels of soil nutrients are required for sustainable agricultural practices for ideal crop yield. Among these groups of nutrients, soil carbon is a factor which has a dominating effect on greenhouse carbon phenomena and thereby the climate change rate and its influence on the planet. It influences the fertility of soil and other conditions like enriched nutrient cycling and water retention that forms the basis for modern 'regenerative agriculture'. Implementation of soil sensors would be fundamentally beneficial to characterize the soil parameters in a local as well as global environmental impact standpoint, and electrochemistry as a

SUBMITTER: Dhamu VN 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10892086 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature