Symbiotic soil fungi suppress N2O emissions but facilitate nitrogen remobilization to grains in sandy but not clay soils under organic amendments

Silong Zhai, Haishui Yang(Nanjing Agricultural University), Yongcheng Wu(Sichuan Agricultural University), Weiping Chen(Nanjing Agricultural University), Qingsong Zheng(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Yali Meng(Nanjing Agricultural University), Jinxia Feng(Nanjing Agricultural University), Chaofan Xu(Nanjing Agricultural University)
Applied Soil Ecology
April 18, 2021
10.1016/j.apsoil.2021.104012
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