The Impact of Fertilizer Source and Tillage Systems on Nitrous Oxide Emissions
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Background: Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a greenhouse gas that is a very small portion of the nitrogen cycle, but is environmentally damaging at low levels. In the lower atmosphere, N2O absorbs infrared radiation in spectra not absorbed by other common greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide. Because of N2O’s unique spectral absorption range, each molecule absorbs 200 times as much outgoing radiation as carbon dioxide (Fields, 2004). Besides the large strength in absorption, N2O has a low reactivity in the troposphere which makes it the longest lived greenhouse gas in the atmosphere.
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تاریخ انتشار 2009