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Elevated [CO2] reduces CH4 emissions from rice paddies under in situ straw incorporation

2024-08-01

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Rice paddies contribute to ∼48% of greenhouse gas emissions from cropland, with ∼94% from methane (CH₄). Elevated atmospheric CO₂ concentrations (eCO₂) due to human activities, generally stimulate the rice growth, and in turn affect CH₄ emissions from rice paddies. However, the effects of eCO₂ on CH₄ emissions from rice paddies are still unclear under in situ straw incorporation, the popular agricultural practice....

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Literature Corpus work: b417e63e-125b-5380-906a-6ec137561016
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2024.109055

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