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Changes in soil moisture, microbial biomass, mineralization and nitrification explain increases in N2O emissions from a spring barley crop under combined reduced tillage and cover crop management

K. Rueangritsarakul, McGwire Jones, Brendan Roth, Mohamed Abdalla, Mike Williams

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Key concepts: Agronomy, Environmental science, Cover crop, Tillage, Mineralization (soil science), Nitrification, Spring (device), Biomass (ecology)

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