Phosphorus alleviation of nitrogen-suppressed methane sink in global grasslands.
Phosphorus alleviation of nitrogen-suppressed methane sink in global grasslands.
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10.22541/au.157824548.83033801
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2020-01
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8.8
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Lihua Zhang;F. Yuan;J. Bai;H. Duan;Xueying Gu;Longyu Hou;Yao Huang;Mingan Yang;Jinsheng He;Zhenhua Zhang;Lijun Yu;C. Song;D. Lipson;D. Zona;W. Oechel;I. Janssens;Xiaofeng Xu
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作者:
Lihua Zhang;F. Yuan;J. Bai;H. Duan;Xueying Gu;Longyu Hou;Yao Huang;Mingan Yang;Jinsheng He;Zhenhua Zhang;Lijun Yu;C. Song;D. Lipson;D. Zona;W. Oechel;I. Janssens;Xiaofeng Xu
Grassland ecosystems account for more than 10% of the global CH4 sink in soils. A 4-year field experiment found that addition of P alone did not affect CH4 uptake and experimental addition of N alone significantly suppressed CH4 uptake, whereas concurrent N and P additions suppressed CH4 uptake to a lesser degree. A meta-analysis including 382 data points in global grasslands corroborated these findings. Global extrapolation with an empirical modelling approach estimated that contemporary N addition suppresses CH4 sink in global grassland by 11.4% and concurrent N and P deposition alleviates this suppression to 5.8%. The P alleviation of N-suppressed CH4 sink is primarily attributed to substrate competition, defined as the competition between ammonium and CH4 for the methane mono-oxygenase enzyme. The N and P impacts on CH4 uptake indicate that projected increases in N and P depositions might substantially affect CH4 uptake and alter the global CH4 cycle.