Multiyear soil, plant, weather and treatment data from an erosion-affected soil landscape in the Uckermark region

Agricultural landscapes represent amajor component in the global carbon (C) cycle. Especially their behavior asCO2 sources or sinks is still under debate. In 2009 a long-term,interdisciplinary field experiment (CarboZALF-D) was established, toquantify all C fluxes at characteristic soil-plant-systems. Our researchfocused on the feedbacks of soil erosion on C fluxes, C balances and relateddrivers. Therefore, experimental plots were designed in a way to represent afull gradient of soil erosion: non-eroded, strongly eroded, extremelyeroded, and depositional soils. Here, we present data on basic physical andchemical soil properties, weather (incl. rainfall chemistry), treatments(farming practice), and crops (incl. LAI dynamics, biomass, yields,nutrients) of four representative plots over a seven-year period(2010-2016). Comprehensive scientific publications on complex interactionsin the soil-plant-atmosphere system are listed below.