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    Codenitrification under ruminant urine patch conditions: microbial contributions, substrates and nitrogen flux kinetics 

    Rex, David (Lincoln University, 2018)
    A large fraction of anthropogenic nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions can be traced back to grazed grasslands, where N2O is mainly emitted from livestock-urine affected soils (so called ‘urine patches’). Since N2O is a potent ...
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    Impact of biochar coated with magnesium (hydr)oxide on phosphorus leaching from organic and mineral soils 

    Riddle, M.; Bergström, L.; Schmieder, F.; Lundberg, D.; Condron, Leo M.; Cederlund, H. (Springer Verlag, 2018-11-30)
    Purpose: Recent research suggests that Swedish organic arable soils have been under-recognized as a potential source of phosphorus (P) loading to water bodies. The aim of this study was to compare P losses through leaching ...
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    Phosphorus leaching from an organic and a mineral arable soil in a rainfall simulation study 

    Riddle, M.; Bergström, L.; Schmieder, F.; Kirchmann, H.; Condron, Leo M.; Aronsson, H. (American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America, 2018-05-03)
    Phosphorus derived from agricultural systems has been found to cause eutrophication of surface waters. To combat this, the specific location of soil profile P release is necessary for development of effective mitigation ...
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    Differentiated mechanisms of biochar mitigating straw-induced greenhouse gas emissions in two contrasting paddy soils 

    Wang, Y.-Q.; Bai, R.; Di, Hong J.; Mo, L. Y.; Han, B.; Zhang, L. M.; He, J.-Z. (Frontiers, 2018-11-13)
    Straw returns to the soil is an effective way to improve soil organic carbon and reduce air pollution by straw burning, but this may increase CH₄ and N₂O emissions risks in paddy soils. Biochar has been used as a soil ...
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    AuthorBergström, L. (2)Condron, Leo M. (2)Riddle, M. (2)Schmieder, F. (2)Aronsson, H. (1)Bai, R. (1)Cederlund, H. (1)Di, Hong J. (1)Han, B. (1)He, J.-Z. (1)... View MoreKeyword
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    04 Earth Sciences (2)050303 Soil Biology (2)06 Biological Sciences (2)07 Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences (2)biochar (2)03 Chemical Sciences (1)030599 Organic Chemistry not elsewhere classified (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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