Nitrous oxide emissions in a long-term organic grassclover

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Løe, Kari; Zimmermann, Johanna Maria and Rittl, Tatiana (2024) Nitrous oxide emissions in a long-term organic grassclover ley system. Poster at: Euroleague for Life and Sciences Scientific Student Conference, Wagningen, The Netherlands, 22-23 November 2024. [Completed]

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AIM: The purpose of this study was to quantify N2O-emissions from a grassclover ley system and asses the impact of anaerobic digestion.
The results show that in spring and summer USH has the higher emissions of the treatments. During these seasons there is also less variation between both plots and treatments. During the summer months (June-September) the control treatment had the highest emissions, especially in mid-July. One reason for this can be that the soil temperature was higher in the control treatment and that temperature had a greater impact on emissions than treatment over a certain temperature.

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