Nitrous oxide emissions and biogeochemical responses to soil freezing-thawing and drying-wetting
Soil freeze-thaw (FT) and dry-wet (DW) cycles are brief transitory biophysical changes, but
these events have important implications in determining the timing and magnitude of N 2 O …
these events have important implications in determining the timing and magnitude of N 2 O …
Globally important nitrous oxide emissions from croplands induced by freeze–thaw cycles
Seasonal freezing induces large thaw emissions of nitrous oxide, a trace gas that
contributes to stratospheric ozone destruction and atmospheric warming. Cropland soils are …
contributes to stratospheric ozone destruction and atmospheric warming. Cropland soils are …
Nitrous oxide reduction kinetics distinguish bacteria harboring clade I NosZ from those harboring clade II NosZ
Bacteria capable of reduction of nitrous oxide (N2O) to N2 separate into clade I and clade II
organisms on the basis of nos operon structures and nosZ sequence features. To explore …
organisms on the basis of nos operon structures and nosZ sequence features. To explore …
Effects of freeze-thaw cycles on soil greenhouse gas emissions: A systematic review
Y Liu, X Wang, Y Wen, H Cai, X Song, Z Zhang - Environmental Research, 2024 - Elsevier
In the context of global warming, increasingly widespread and frequent freezing and thawing
cycles (FTCs) will have profound effects on the biogeochemical cycling of soil carbon and …
cycles (FTCs) will have profound effects on the biogeochemical cycling of soil carbon and …
Mechanisms leading to enhanced soil nitrous oxide fluxes induced by freeze–thaw cycles
N Risk, D Snider… - Canadian Journal of Soil …, 2013 - cdnsciencepub.com
Risk, N., Snider, D. and Wagner-Riddle, C. 2013. Mechanisms leading to enhanced soil
nitrous oxide fluxes induced by freeze–thaw cycles. Can. J. Soil Sci. 93: 401–414. The …
nitrous oxide fluxes induced by freeze–thaw cycles. Can. J. Soil Sci. 93: 401–414. The …
Review of algorithms and parameterizations to determine unfrozen water content in frozen soil
Unfrozen water plays an important role in a number of processes, including water and heat
transfer, frost heave, thaw settlement and simulations for the hydro-thermo-mechanical …
transfer, frost heave, thaw settlement and simulations for the hydro-thermo-mechanical …
The cold vadose zone: Hydrological and ecological significance of frozen-soil processes
M Hayashi - Vadose Zone Journal, 2013 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Approximately 50% of soils in the Northern Hemisphere experience seasonal freezing and
thawing, which influences physical, chemical, and biological processes in the vadose zone …
thawing, which influences physical, chemical, and biological processes in the vadose zone …
Micrometeorological measurements over 3 years reveal differences in N2O emissions between annual and perennial crops
Perennial crops can deliver a wide range of ecosystem services compared to annual crops.
Some of these benefits are achieved by lengthening the growing season, which increases …
Some of these benefits are achieved by lengthening the growing season, which increases …
Isotopomer analysis of nitrous oxide accumulated in soil cultivated with tea (Camellia sinensis) in Shizuoka, central Japan
Nitrous oxide (N 2 O) is a greenhouse gas that is destroying the stratospheric ozone to an
increasing degree. Because of nitrogenous fertilizer application, agricultural soil is an …
increasing degree. Because of nitrogenous fertilizer application, agricultural soil is an …
Simultaneous measurement of unfrozen water content and hydraulic conductivity of partially frozen soil near 0 C
K Watanabe, Y Osada - Cold Regions Science and Technology, 2017 - Elsevier
It is important to know the unfrozen water content and hydraulic conductivity of frozen soils
when assessing water, heat, and solute transport in freezing and thawing soils for frozen soil …
when assessing water, heat, and solute transport in freezing and thawing soils for frozen soil …