Turning point of direct N2O emissions in China’s croplands dominated by reduced fertilizer usage since 2015
Zimeng Li(Fuzhou University), Shilong Piao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Nan Cong(Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research), Fa Li(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Yanzi Yan(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Yilin Chen(Shenzhen University), Yue Chen(Northwest A&F University), Yuanyi Gao(Peking University), Xuhui Wang(Shanxi Agricultural University), Yan Sun(Ocean University of China), Ziyuan Sun(Peking University), Songbai Hong(Peking University)
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