Impact of woody encroachment on soil organic carbon storage in the Lopé National Park, Gabon
Journal article published in 2016 by
Tommaso Chiti,
Vianet Mihindou,
Kathryn J. Jeffery 
,
Yadvinder Malhi,
Fabiane L. De Oliveira,
Lee J. T. White,
Riccardo Valentini
,
Yadvinder Malhi,
Fabiane L. De Oliveira,
Lee J. T. White,
Riccardo Valentini
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Abstract
This study quantifies changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) stock as a result of woody encroachment on savannas. Changes in SOC stocks occur below 30cm depth, indicating the subsoil as the principal compartment contributing to SOC sequestration, and suggesting the need to consider the entire profile (0–100cm) to thoroughly assess the effect of woody encroachment on SOC stocks.