Correction: Use of inverse modeling to evaluate CENTURY-predictions for soil carbon sequestration in US rain-fed corn production systems.

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0172861.].

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Table 3

Parameters inversely estimated using the SCSOC.

Parameter estimates, which were significantly different from zero (initial fraction of slow SOC) or unity (management effect) at P<0.05), are reported as mean ± standard error. NS indicates not significant from zero. Three levels of N fertilization were classified as low (≤100), mid (100~200), and high (≥200) kg N ha-1 rates; two levels of OM addition were classified as mid (≤10) and high (≥10) t dry matter ha-1 rates.

	C input rates based on	Parameters estimated
		_______________________________________Initial slow SOC pool (fraction of total) _____________________________________
Sites		Lexington, KY	Urbana, IL	Lamberton, MN	Hoytville, OH	Wooster, OH	South Charleston, OH	East Lansing, MI	Nashua, IA	KBS, MI	Rodale, PA
	Observed Yield	0.60±0.04	0.36±0.03	0.78±0.03	0.50±0.04	0.70±0.06	0.49±0.12	0.66±0.09	0.43±0.08	0.61±0.14	0.35±0.07
			0.66±0.02							0.65±0.16
			0.36±0.02
			0.56±0.02
	CENTURY modeled	0.54±0.04	0.27±0.04	0.69±0.03	0.35±0.03	0.51±0.05	0.35±0.03	0.51±0.05	0.27±0.06	0.46±0.13	0.29±0.06
			0.50±0.02							0.47±0.14
			0.19±0.02
			0.40±0.02
		_______________________________________Management effect (unitless)___________________________________________
N inputs		ferteff		omeff
	Observed Yield	Low	1.24±0.09
		Mid	1.37±0.11	Mid	1.07±0.16 (NS)
		High	1.59±0.08	High	1.26±0.23 (NS)
	CENTURY modeled	Low	1.34±0.11
		Mid	1.74±0.16	Mid	2.10±0.28
		High	2.19±0.13	High	2.02±0.38