Seasonal nitrous oxide emissions from field soils under reduced tillage, compost application or organic farming
B.C. Ball(Scotland's Rural College), I. M. Nevison(Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland), Bryan S. Griffiths(Scotland's Rural College), Robin L. Walker(Scotland's Rural College), Blair M. McKenzie(James Hutton Institute), Robert M. Rees(Scotland's Rural College), Paul D. Hallett(University of Aberdeen), H. Gordon(Scotland's Rural College), Ron E. Wheatley(James Hutton Institute), Christine Watson(Scotland's Rural College)
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