Laboratory study of NO flux from agricultural soil: Effects of soil moisture, pH, and temperature

Laboratory study of NO flux from agricultural soil: Effects of soil moisture, pH, and temperature

Unique laboratory test chambers with attendant procedures are described, and the results of a comprehensive test protocol are discussed in terms of the mechanical, chemical and biological factors contributing to NO flux from agricultural soil to the lower levels of the troposphere. Soil moisture con...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Geophysical Research 1999-01, Vol.104 (D1), p.1621-1629
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