Organic carbon partitioning in soil and litter in subtropical woodlands and open forests: a case study from the Brigalow Belt, Queensland

Roxburgh, Stephen; Mackey, Brendan; Dean, Christopher; Randall, L; Lee, Alex; Austin, J

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Organic carbon partitioning in soil and litter in subtropical woodlands and open forests: a case study from the Brigalow Belt, Queensland

Date

2006

Authors

Roxburgh, Stephen

Mackey, Brendan

Dean, Christopher

Randall, L

Lee, Alex

Austin, J

Publisher

Australian Rangeland Society

Abstract

A woodland?open forest landscape within the Brigalow Belt South bioregion of Queensland, Australia, was surveyed for soil organic carbon, soil bulk density and soil-surface fine-litter carbon. Soil carbon stocks to 30 cm depth across 14 sites, spanning a