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Thomas E., Prabha V.S., Kurien V.T., A.P. Thomas A.O. 2020. The potential of earthworms in soil carbon storage: a review. Environmental and Experimental Biology 18: 61–75.
DOI: 10.22364/eeb.18.06

Fig. 1. Conceptual model of C dynamics both in the presence and absence of earthworms. Macro-C, C slowly stabilized in macroaggregate; micro-C, C slowly stabilized in microaggregate; S & C-C, C slowly stabilized in silt and clay fractions; non-a OM, non-aggregate associated organic matter fraction; solid arrows, confirmed response; dashed arrows, probable outcome. Modified and adapted from Zhang et al. 2013; Lubbers et al. 2017; Angst et al. 2019.