Soil carbon stock in different native vegetations at Cerrado Biome (Niquelândia, Goiás, Brazil)doi:10.60502/SoilData/L11HOGSoilData2023-09-151Brazil, ERA, 2023, "Soil carbon stock in different native vegetations at Cerrado Biome (Niquelândia, Goiás, Brazil)", https://doi.org/10.60502/SoilData/L11HOG, SoilData, V1Soil carbon stock in different native vegetations at Cerrado Biome (Niquelândia, Goiás, Brazil)doi:10.60502/SoilData/L11HOGBrazil, ERASoilDataBrazil, ERABrazil, ERA2023-08-24Ciências AgráriasCiências da Terra e do meio ambienteSoil carbon stockREDD+ ProjectVCS StandardCerrado biomeThe Avoided Conversion Cerrado is a grouped program located in the Cerrado biome, the main breadbasket of Brazil. The measurement of carbon stocks in the Avoided Conversion Cerrado REDD Program assess three carbon pools: above-ground biomass, below-ground biomass and, soil organic carbon (SOC). Three variables were used to estimate the soil carbon content: bulk density, organic carbon content and soil depth. The samples were collected by digging until 30 cm of soil at the stipulated points, and the samples were sent to a specialized laboratory for analysis of the main components. For each sampling point, the corresponding carbon stock was calculated using the equation from Veldkamp, 1994.BrazilNiquelândiaGoiásERA launched the REDD Cerrado Program to avoid the planned, legal deforestation of the Brazil's second largest biome, Cerrado biome. The Avoided Conversion Cerrado Program was launched as a grouped project to provide an alternative for landholders with surplus native vegetation to receive payments for conservation by leveraging the voluntary carbon market.Avoided Conversion CerradoThis dataset are part of studies on the Avoided Conversion Cerrado Program.Estoque carbono Niquelândia GO.xlsxapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet