Red Baron Farms
Philosopher
Of course Jones isn't the only one. The Teague results fall dead center in Jones range. Obviously Savory would be another.Nothing to do with my post so You still do not understand the simple point that Nordborg' is making with that estimate
What you have supplied is evidence that 1 and only 1 soil scientist in the world claims that the liquid carbon pathway is overlooked. That 1 soil scientist repeats a claim does not mean that the claim is correct.
I do not think that soil scientists are ignorant about soil! They will know that the carbon content of soil comes from biomass and soluble carbon. They will have reasons for the Roth C model using biomass.
Sarah Wright and Kristine A. Nichols would be 2 more. Elaine Ingram another.
The whole USDA SARE (science section of the USDA) working on soil would be hundreds more.
A good % of the USDA NRCS too.
We are in the thousands by now. In fact Haney from the UDSA even had to develop a whole new soil test called the Haney test in his honor to describe the new paradigm that opened up when investigating the LCP.
As it turns out carbon sequestration is just a minor consequence of the LCP symbiosis. The primary function is to transport nutrients.
AMF pays for this carbon my supplying the plant the nutrients it needs to support growth. Thus when this is functioning correctly no fertilizers are needed. That's even a bigger deal than all the carbon in the soil. It also explains why the LCP shuts down in standard agricultural methods.
! They will know that the carbon content of soil comes from biomass and soluble carbon. They will have reasons for the Roth C model using biomass.
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