Ammonia emissions from paddy fields are underestimated in China.

Ammonia emissions from paddy fields are underestimated in China.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.envpol.2017.12.103
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发表时间:
2018-04
影响因子:
8.9
通讯作者:
Hongyuan Wang;Dan Zhang;Yitao Zhang;Limei Zhai;B. Yin;F. Zhou;Yucong Geng;Junting Pan;Jiafa L
Hongyuan Wang;Dan Zhang;Yitao Zhang;Limei Zhai;B. Yin;F. Zhou;Yucong Geng;Junting Pan;Jiafa L
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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作者:
Hongyuan Wang;Dan Zhang;Yitao Zhang;Limei Zhai;B. Yin;F. Zhou;Yucong Geng;Junting Pan;Jiafa L

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Excessive nitrogen (N) fertilizers are often used in China, and a large proportion of the N can be lost as ammonia (NH3). However, quantifying the NH3emission from paddy fields is always affected by large uncertainties due to different measuring methods and other factors such as climate. In this study, using a standardized method, we measured the NH3emissions in three typical annual rice cropping systems: single rice, double rice and rotation with other crops. The measurements were conducted for 2 years with a total of 3131 observations across China. Results showed that NH3emissions accounted for 17.7% (14.4–21.0%) of the N applied under current farm practice, which was 33.1% (10.6–52.6%) higher than previous estimates. Nitrogen application rate was the dominant factor influencing NH3emission rate, which exponentially increased with the N fertilizer rate (p< .001). Total NH3emissions from paddy fields were estimated at 1.7 Tg N yr−1in 2013 in China, several times the amount of N lost through leaching or runoff. This suggests that mitigation measures for non-point source pollution from cropland should take into account not only the N lost to water, but also to air, thereby improving air quality.