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Thanks. I'd guessed that was the case, but it's great to have a credible source!
Do you happen to know a source on relative percentages? Eg for fire versus microbial decomposition versus human use etc?
Not off the top of my head, but that article has a lot of good links to credible sources, so it's a good starting point.
That diagram seems to suggest that <100% of it is returned to atmosphere even when they die? Some becomes “soil carbon enrichment”, even long term? And by then they may have made baby trees, too, which are now growing?
Do you mean as a percentage of the overall biosphere, or as a percentage of the carbon in each tree conditional on what happens to it?
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