Effects of the nitrification inhibitor acetylene on nitrous oxide emissions and ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms of different agricultural soils under laboratory incubation conditions

Rui Liu; Helen L Hayden; Hangwei Hu; Jizheng He; Helen Suter; Deli Chen

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Effects of the nitrification inhibitor acetylene on nitrous oxide emissions and ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms of different agricultural soils under laboratory incubation conditions

Rui Liu, Helen L Hayden, Hangwei Hu, Jizheng He, Helen Suter, Deli Chen

Applied Soil Ecology | ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV | Published : 2017

DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.05.034

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Jim He Author Agriculture and Food

Helen Suter Author Agriculture and Food

Hang-Wei Hu Author Agriculture and Food

Deli Chen Author Agriculture and Food

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Funding Acknowledgements

The authors would like to acknowledge the financial support by Incitec Pivot, the Australian Government Department of Agriculture through the Grains Research and Development Corporation, and Australian Research Council (DE150100870, DP160101028, LP160101134).