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jupyter: | ||
jupytext: | ||
cell_metadata_filter: all,-trusted | ||
main_language: python | ||
notebook_metadata_filter: settings,mystnb,language_info | ||
text_representation: | ||
extension: .md | ||
format_name: markdown | ||
format_version: '1.3' | ||
jupytext_version: 1.16.6 | ||
--- | ||
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# Glossary | ||
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```{glossary} | ||
POM | ||
Particulate Organic Matter. A form of organic matter that derives from the | ||
decomposition and fragmentation of litter and other necromass. Generally, these | ||
particulates are still in a state where the tissue they orginated from can be | ||
determined. This chemical complexity makes this a form of protected carbon, however this | ||
is generally only a signifcant store of protected carbon in heavily waterlogged soils. | ||
MAOM | ||
Mineral Associated Organic Matter. This is organic matter which has formed a strong | ||
association with soil minerals. This association impedes breakdown, making this a form | ||
of protected carbon. | ||
LMWC | ||
Low Molecular Weight Carbon. These are organic molecules that are simple and soluble, | ||
i.e. molecules that do not require further transformation to be transportable across | ||
cell membranes. Thus, the avaliablity of this type of organic matter strongly determines | ||
microbial growth rates. | ||
``` |
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