N2o emissions from a cultivated mollisol optimal time of day for sampling and the role of soil temperature

The correct use of closed field chambers to determine N2O emissions requires defining the time of day that best represents the daily mean N2O flux. A short-term field experiment was carried out on a Mollisol soil, on which annual crops were grown under no-till management in the Pampa Ondulada of Arg...

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Otros Autores: Cosentino, Vanina Rosa Noemí, Fernández, Patricia Lilia, Aureggi, Santiago Andrés Figueiro, Taboada, Miguel Angel
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