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Agricultural liming is a carbon sink in the Mississippi River Basin PRIMARY_TEXT

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SECTION `{"value":"Abstract"}`	Application of carbonate minerals to arable lands, known as agricultural liming, is a long-standing practice for counteracting soil acidification
TRANSCRIPTION `{"value":"Abstract"}`	Application of carbonate minerals to arable lands, known as agricultural liming, is a long-standing practice for counteracting soil acidification. Although liming boosts crop yields, it is also considered a source of agricultural carbon ...

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