Reduction in soil N2O emissions by pH manipulation and enhanced nosZ gene transcription under different water regimes.
Reduction in soil N2O emissions by pH manipulation and enhanced nosZ gene transcription under different water regimes.
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10.1016/j.envpol.2017.12.066
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2018-04
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8.9
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M. Shaaban;Yu-peng Wu;M. S. Khalid;Q. Peng;Xiangyu Xu;Lei Wu;A. Younas;S. Bashir;Yongliang Mo;Shan Lin;M. Zafar-ul-Hye;M. Abid;R. Hu
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作者:
M. Shaaban;Yu-peng Wu;M. S. Khalid;Q. Peng;Xiangyu Xu;Lei Wu;A. Younas;S. Bashir;Yongliang Mo;Shan Lin;M. Zafar-ul-Hye;M. Abid;R. Hu
Several studies have been carried out to examine nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from agricultural soils in the past. However, the emissions of N2O particularly during amelioration of acidic soils have been rarely studied. We carried out the present study using a rice-rapeseed rotation soil (pH 5.44) that was amended with dolomite (0, 1 and 2 g kg−1soil) under 60% water filled pore space (WFPS) and flooding. N2O emissions and several soil properties (pH, NH4+single bondN, NO3−-N, andnosZgene transcripts) were measured throughout the study. The increase in soil pH with dolomite application triggered soil N transformation and transcripts ofnosZgene controlling N2O emissions under both water regimes (60% WFPS and flooding). The 60% WFPS produced higher soil N2O emissions than that of flooding, and dolomite largely reduced N2O emissions at higher pH under both water regimes through enhanced transcription ofnosZgene. The results suggest that ameliorating soil acidity with dolomite can substantially mitigate N2O emissions through promotingnosZgene transcription.