Science of The Total Environment · 2024
Organic fertilization reduces nitrous oxide emission by altering nitrogen cycling microbial guilds favouring complete denitrification at soil aggregate scale
Tang, Q., Moeskjær, S., Cotton, A., Dai, W., Wang, X., Yan, X., Daniell, T. J.
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cumulative N2O emissions
↓ 22
- decrease
organic fertilization vs. ConN (conventional chemical fertilizer as urea)significant · 0–20 cm · 72h incubation after2yr field treatment · Zhangxi catchment · M25,M50,S25,S50; all three aggregate classes;25C,85%WFPS,helium anoxia. Tukey.05 each source/rate differs from ConN; manure16–20%,sludge38–94% reduction, no range endpoints assigned.
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