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Warming-induced increase in N2O fluxes decreases with the legacy of agriculture and latitude in abandoned croplands

2025-04-01

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The response of nitrous oxide (N₂O) fluxes from croplands to warming is crucial in agricultural ecosystem-climate feedback. However, despite the area accounting for ∼25 % of total cropland areas, the patterns and mechanisms controlling soil N₂O fluxes in response to climate warming from abandoned croplands in the absence of further human interventions, remain poorly understood. Here, we examined the warming effect...

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78da80fc-cbb8-5643-bc7f-d1f9e28aa1ab
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10.1016/j.agee.2025.109498
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