1. Nitrous oxide emissions from terrestrial ecosystems in China
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O VanCleemput, Guohong Huang, S.J Han, Bin Huang, Aixin Hou, K.W Yu, Guanxiong Chen, R Du, Hui Xu, and Y Zhang
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Global and Planetary Change ,business.industry ,Temperate forest ,Nitrous oxide ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,Ammonium bicarbonate ,Agronomy ,chemistry ,Agriculture ,Environmental science ,Ecosystem ,Terrestrial ecosystem ,China ,business ,Water content - Abstract
N2O emissions from agricultural, forest and grassland ecosystems in China were in situ measured by closed chamber method, and estimation of total annual N2O emissions from these ecosystems and a technique mitigating N2O emission from agricultural soil were reported. The results showed: (1) the annual emissions of N2O from rice, maize, soybean and wheat field, temperate forest and temperate grassland in China were 1.08–2.99, 0.47–4.51, 1.98, 1.02–2.93, 0.28–1.28 and 0.27–0.61 kg N 2 O – N ha −1 , respectively. The total annual N2O emissions from agricultural, forest and temperate grassland ecosystems in China were estimated as 152.49, 94.10 and 112.13 Gg N, respectively. Industrially co-crystallized ammonium bicarbonate (AB) with dicyandiamide, substituting for ammonium bicarbonate in China, decreased N2O emission significantly from a meadow brown soil in laboratory (80.2% at soil moisture 12% and 40.0% at soil moisture 22%, respectively) and upland field condition (74.0%).
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- 2000
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