Abstract
The article presents the results of research on the analysis of carbon accumulation in the soil under moisture-loving crops when using peat soil under conditions of different anthropogenic load. Comparative cultivation of moisture-loving crops in natural and artificial conditions revealed their specificity: the largest volume of organic carbon productivity in the soil (g/kg-1) of narrow-leaved cattail was obtained when grown in a reclamation channel on peat soil and averaged = 21.64 g/kg-1. The lowest volume of organic carbon productivity in the soil of narrow-leaved cattail (g/kg-1) was obtained in the variant grown in vivo and averaged = 6.1 (g/kg-1) (3.5 times lower). The experiment was conducted on the territory of the environmental hospital of the Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow State Agricultural Academy named after K.A. Timiryazev in Moscow during 2019-2022. The study was conducted on moisture-loving crops grown on peat soil (a mixture of peat and wood chips). Keywords: MOISTURE-LOVING CROPS, URBANIZED SOILS, SOIL CARBON, PEAT SOIL
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