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Microbial extracellular residues are a major source of mineral-associated soil carbon PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	In 13C-labelling microcosm experiments, carbon derived from extracellular polymeric substances is incorporated into the mineral-associated organic carbon pool at rates comparable to or exceeding those of microbial cellular residues.
QUOTE `{}`	The content of mineral-associated organic carbon after 60 days of incubation in three soils under non-sterile conditions. Values represent the mean ± standard deviation (n = 3 independent microcosms).

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