N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews
Increasing deposition of N-compounds cause environmental problems such as leaching of nitrate or enhanced emission of N2O. Most N2O is formed from dissimilatory reduction of nitrate in oxygen deficient environment, although it can also be produced from chemolitotrophic and heterotrophic nitrificatio...
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| author | T. Włodarczyk J. Gliński U. Kotowska |
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| description | Increasing deposition of N-compounds cause environmental problems such as leaching of nitrate or enhanced emission of N2O. Most N2O is formed from dissimilatory reduction of nitrate in oxygen deficient environment, although it can also be produced from chemolitotrophic and heterotrophic nitrification and assimilatory reduction of nitrate in aerobic conditions. N2O production is affected by many physical and biochemical factors, such as: the nature and amount of organic matter available as energy sources to the denitrifiers and heterotrophic nitrifiers, the aeration/moisture status of the soil, the soil nitrate concentration, soil pH, and the soil texture. These factors interact in a complicated manner with microorganisms on a microscale level in the soil, creating the large spatial and temporal variability in denitrification and and influenced on N2O/N ratio. The N2O emission increased linearly with NO3- reduction and curvilinearly with organic matter content, dehydrogenase activity and pH value and decreased curvilinearly with oxygen content. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5ba6e48f98834a65abc4a759018ce7dc2023-02-23T03:47:10ZengCzech Academy of Agricultural SciencesResearch in Agricultural Engineering1212-91511805-93762004-09-0150311712210.17221/4937-RAErae-200403-0006N2O emission from mineral soils - ReviewsT. Włodarczyk0J. Gliński1U. Kotowska2Institute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Lublin, PolandInstitute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Lublin, PolandInstitute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Lublin, PolandIncreasing deposition of N-compounds cause environmental problems such as leaching of nitrate or enhanced emission of N2O. Most N2O is formed from dissimilatory reduction of nitrate in oxygen deficient environment, although it can also be produced from chemolitotrophic and heterotrophic nitrification and assimilatory reduction of nitrate in aerobic conditions. N2O production is affected by many physical and biochemical factors, such as: the nature and amount of organic matter available as energy sources to the denitrifiers and heterotrophic nitrifiers, the aeration/moisture status of the soil, the soil nitrate concentration, soil pH, and the soil texture. These factors interact in a complicated manner with microorganisms on a microscale level in the soil, creating the large spatial and temporal variability in denitrification and and influenced on N2O/N ratio. The N2O emission increased linearly with NO3- reduction and curvilinearly with organic matter content, dehydrogenase activity and pH value and decreased curvilinearly with oxygen content.https://rae.agriculturejournals.cz/artkey/rae-200403-0006_n2o-emission-from-mineral-soils-reviews.phpassimilatory and dissimilatory reduction of nitratenitrification and environmental conditions |
| spellingShingle | T. Włodarczyk J. Gliński U. Kotowska N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews Research in Agricultural Engineering assimilatory and dissimilatory reduction of nitrate nitrification and environmental conditions |
| title | N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews |
| title_full | N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews |
| title_fullStr | N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews |
| title_full_unstemmed | N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews |
| title_short | N2O emission from mineral soils - Reviews |
| title_sort | n2o emission from mineral soils reviews |
| topic | assimilatory and dissimilatory reduction of nitrate nitrification and environmental conditions |
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