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Biochar modulates microbial- and plant-derived carbon distribution in soil aggregates: Enhancing organic carbon sequestration in paddy fields across different water management practices

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These data are the original data of the observation of soil organic carbon (SOC), soil aggregate distribution, and plant and microbial derived carbon (C).

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These data advance our understanding of the mechanisms by which biochar (B) amendment increases SOC sequestration and provide guidance for optimizing C management strategies in paddy fields across different water management practices (FI (flooded irrigation) and CI (controlled irrigation)).

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