A preliminary research on the effect of nitrogen and phosphorus supply on N2O emission by crops

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Abstract: The preliminary results with detached leaves and seedlings of corn, soybean and sorghumfrom pot and field experiments indicate that inorganic nitrogen supply can significantly enhance the N₂O emission and NO₃^- concentration in plants in the case of phosphorus deficiency and of less light, but phosphorus Supply and sunlight condition can markedly reduce the N₂O emission and NO₃^- concentration in the plants.It's concluded seemed thatthe N₂O emission is a kind of physiological protection to avoid NO₃^- accumulation in plantswhen nitrogen metabolism in plants is in disorder and mineral nitrogen is in over supply.

Key words: Nitrogen and phosphorus supply, Crops, N₂O emission, potential distribution, MaxEnt model, dominant species

Chen Xin, Shen Shanmin, Zhang Lu, Wu Jie, Wang Xueqiang . A preliminary research on the effect of nitrogen and phosphorus supply on N₂O emission by crops[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 1995, 6(1): 104-105.

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