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soc turnover and lime-co2 evolution during liming of an acid andisol and ultisolsoc营业额和lime-co2进化在酸andisol和老成土的石灰

Open Journal of Soil Science, 2011, 1, 49-53 49 doi:10.4236/ojss.2011.12007 Published Online September 2011 (http://www.SciRP.org/journal/ojss) SOC Turnover and Lime-CO Evolution during 2 Liming of an Acid Andisol and Ultisol 1,2* 2 2 2 Wilfredo A. Dumale Jr. , Tsuyoshi Miyazaki , Kenta Hirai , Taku Nishimura 1Department of Plant Science, Nueva Vizcaya State University, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines; 2Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. Email: *dumalewajr@soil.en.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp; dumalewajr@.ph Received June 15th, 2011; revised July 24th, 2011; accepted August 10th, 2011 ABSTRACT Agricultural liming contributes significantly to atmospheric CO emission from soils but data on magnitude of lime- 2 contributed CO in a wide range of acid soils are still few. Data on lime-contributed CO and SOC turnover for global 2 2 acid soils are needed to estimate the potential contribution of agricultural liming to atmospheric CO2. Using Ca13CO3 (13C 99%) as lime and tracer, here we separated lime-contributed and SOC-originated CO evolution in an acidic Ku- 2 roboku Andisol from Tanashi, Tokyo Prefecture (35˚44′N, 139˚32′E) and Kunigami Mahji Ultisol of Nakijin, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan (26˚38′N, 127˚58′E). On the average, lime-CO2 was 76.84% (Kuroboku Andisol) and 66.36% (Ku- nigami Mahji Ultisol) of overall C