Effect of water and fertilization management on emission of CH_4 and N_2O in paddy soil
LI Yong-xian
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LI Yong-xian
Abstract
Research on emission of CH4 and N2O were summarized in this paper. Analysis of Literatures showed that there was evident negative relationship between CH4 and N2O emission. The condition which was in favor of CH4 emission, was not propitious to N2O emission, vice versa. Emission of greenhouse gaseous in paddy field was dependent on the history of water management in paddy field. Fertilizer variety affected the CH4 emission by different mechanisms. So, the emission relationship between CH4 and N2O must be clear to control greenhouse gaseous emission in paddy field.
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Research on emission of CH4 and N2O were summarized in this paper. Analysis of Literatures showed that there was evident negative relationship between CH4 and N2O emission. The condition which was in favor of CH4 emission, was not propitious to N2O emission, vice versa. Emission of greenhouse gaseous in paddy field was dependent on the history of water management in paddy field. Fertilizer variety affected the CH4 emission by different mechanisms. So, the emission relationship between CH4 and N2O must be clear to control greenhouse gaseous emission in paddy field.
Key concepts: Paddy field, Environmental science, Greenhouse gas, Fertilizer, Emission intensity, Human fertilization, Greenhouse, Field electron emission