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1. Nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide emissions from two types of soil amended with manure compost at different ammonium nitrogen rates T. Liyanage et al.
2. Nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide emissions from two soils amended with different manure composts in aerobic incubation tests T. Liyanage et al.
3. Temporal and spatial dynamics of microbial communities and greenhouse gas flux responses to experimental flooding in riparian forest soils K. Reiss et al.
4. Increased soil-derived N2O production following a simulated fall-freeze–thaw cycle: effects of fall urea addition, soil moisture, and history of manure applications S. Lin & G. Hernandez-Ramirez
5. Do establishment of multispecies swards affect nitrous oxide and methane emissions and promote soil health? P. Hargreaves & R. Rees
6. Assessing Controlled Traffic Farming as a Precision Agriculture Strategy for Minimising N2O Losses B. Raveendrakumaran et al.
7. Sources and priming of nitrous oxide production across a range of moisture contents in a soil with high organic matter C. Roman‐Perez & G. Hernandez‐Ramirez
8. Soil denitrification response to increased urea concentration constrains nitrous oxide emissions in a simulated cattle urine patch J. Reimer et al.
9. Distinct interaction between management history and nitrogen source drive microbial nitrogen processes in soil M. Toda et al.
10. Mediterranean riparian zones as hotspots of greenhouse gases: effects of vegetation, distance to the riverbank and wet periods E. Velázquez et al.
11. Reduced tillage increased growing season N2O emissions from a fine but not a coarse textured soil under the cool, humid climate of eastern Canada D. Pelster et al.
12. Distinguishing N2O and N2 ratio and their microbial source in soil fertilized for vegetable production using a stable isotope method F. Fang et al.
13. Disentangling Effects of Moisture/gas Regimes on Microbial Community, Network Configuration and Nitrogen Turnover of Black Soil D. Hao et al.
14. Increased global warming potential during freeze-thaw cycle is primarily due to the contribution of N2O rather than CO2 C. Zhao et al.
15. Quantifying nitrous oxide production rates from nitrification and denitrification under various moisture conditions in agricultural soils: Laboratory study and literature synthesis H. Wang et al.
16. Prolonged flooding followed by drying increase greenhouse gas emissions differently from soils under grassland and arable land uses Y. Guo et al.
17. Contribution of Ammonium-Induced Nitrifier Denitrification to N2O in Paddy Fields Y. Qin et al.
18. How does management legacy, nitrogen addition, and nitrification inhibition affect soil organic matter priming and nitrous oxide production? S. Thilakarathna & G. Hernandez‐Ramirez
19. Immediate and residual effect of tobacco powder compost and of NPK on N 2 O emissions and on N use in a wheat/corn crop succession P. Oruoski et al.
20. Microbial mechanism of biochar addition to reduce N2O emissions from soilless substrate systems X. Liang et al.
21. Role of dry watercourses of an arid watershed in carbon and nitrogen processing along an agricultural impact gradient M. Arce et al.
22. N2O emission factors for cattle urine: effect of patch characteristics and environmental drivers L. Barczyk et al.
23. A soil-specific model to predict N2O emissions from laboratory and field experiments B. Chang et al.
24. Soil organic nitrogen priming to nitrous oxide: A synthesis E. Daly et al.
25. Impact of Drying–Wetting Cycles on Nitrification Inhibitors (DMPP and DMPSA) in a Greenhouse Experiment with Two Contrasting Mediterranean Soils L. Sánchez-Martin et al.
26. canN2Onet—a Canadian nitrous oxide collaboration network to meet greenhouse gas emission reduction targets E. Daly et al.
27. Evidence for microbial rather than aggregate origin of substrates fueling freeze-thaw induced N2O emissions A. King et al.
28. Different responses of soil CO2 and N2O emissions to simulated N deposition in forests with divergent N transformation characteristics L. Song et al.
29. Characterizing the Importance of Denitrification for N2O Production in Soils Using Natural Abundance and Isotopic Labeling Techniques E. Stuchiner & J. von Fischer
30. Crop residues contribute minimally to spring-thaw nitrous oxide emissions under contrasting tillage and crop rotations P. Ferrari Machado et al.
31. Climate-driven perturbations on land emissions and deposition of atmospheric nitrogen X. Wang et al.
32. Sources and priming of soil N2O and CO2 production: Nitrogen and simulated exudate additions E. Daly & G. Hernandez-Ramirez
33. Changes in soil CO2 and N2O emissions in response to urea and biochar-based urea in a subtropical Moso bamboo forest S. Zhang et al.
34. Long-term variability in N2O emissions and emission factors for corn and soybeans induced by weather and management at a cold climate site K. Baral et al.
35. Effects of freeze-thaw cycle on soil greenhouse gas emissions depend on freezing duration: A meta-analysis Y. Wang et al.
36. Agroecosystem modeling of reactive nitrogen emissions from U.S. agricultural soils with carbon amendments L. Luo et al.
37. Mechanisms underlying the responses of soil N2O production by ammonia oxidizers to nitrogen addition are mediated by topography in a subtropical forest P. Duan et al.
38. Methane and nitrous oxide emissions from agricultural fields in Japan and mitigation options: a review H. Akiyama
39. Closing the denitrification gap: applying the 15N gas flux method with an artificial atmosphere in conventional and regenerative agriculture G. Micucci et al.
40. Primings of soil organic matter and denitrification mediate the effects of moisture on nitrous oxide production S. Thilakarathna & G. Hernandez-Ramirez
41. Effects of mild alternate wetting and drying irrigation and rice straw application on N2O emissions in rice cultivation K. Wu et al.
42. Nitrogen Fertilization of Lawns Enhanced Soil Nitrous Oxide Emissions by Increasing Autotrophic Nitrification Z. Xun et al.
43. Partitioning and driver analysis of eddy covariance derived N2O emissions from a grazed and fertilized pasture L. Barczyk et al.
44. Contrasting Effects of Nitrogen and Labile Carbon Addition on N2O Emissions from Andosols in Costa Rica and Chile Under Controlled Conditions C. Chinchilla-Soto et al.
45. Topography-driven soil properties modulate effects of nitrogen deposition on soil nitrous oxide sources in a subtropical forest P. Duan et al.
46. Impacts of Soil Moisture and Fertilizer on N2O Emissions from Cornfield Soil in a Karst Watershed, SW China L. Wei et al.
47. Source partitioning using N2O isotopomers and soil WFPS to establish dominant N2O production pathways from different pasture sward compositions C. Bracken et al.
48. Seasonal effects reveal potential mitigation strategies to reduce N2O emission and N leaching from grassland swards of differing composition (grass monoculture, grass/clover and multispecies) C. Bracken et al.
49. Evidence of the need for crop-specific N2O emission factors A. Shorunke et al.
50. Diurnal variability in soil nitrous oxide emissions is a widespread phenomenon Y. Wu et al.
51. Mechanisms underlying the responses of microbial carbon and nitrogen use efficiencies to nitrogen addition are mediated by topography in a subtropical forest X. Yang et al.
52. The effects of climate warming and exogenous nitrogen input on soil N2O emissions from mangroves W. Song et al.
53. The influence of tillage and fertilizer on the flux and source of nitrous oxide with reference to atmospheric variation using laser spectroscopy P. Ostrom et al.
54. Fe-C micro-electrolysis enhances constructed wetlands for azo dye treatment and greenhouse-gas control Z. Wei et al.