2021•The Science of The Total EnvironmentRequires access

Contribution of crop residue, soil, and fertilizer nitrogen to nitrous oxide emissions varies with long-term crop rotation and tillage

Pedro Vitor Ferrari Machado, Richard E. Farrell, William M. Deen, R. Paul Voroney, Kate A. Congreves, Claudia Wagner‐Riddle

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Key concepts: Tillage, Crop rotation, Crop residue, Environmental science, Agronomy, Fertilizer, Greenhouse gas, Nitrous oxide

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