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2. Distinguishing N2O and N2 ratio and their microbial source in soil fertilized for vegetable production using a stable isotope method F. Fang et al.
3. Have the agricultural production systems in the North China Plain changed towards to climate smart agriculture since 2000? Y. Xin & F. Tao
4. Effect of Fertilization on Methane and Nitrous Oxide Emissions and Global Warming Potential on Agricultural Land in China: A Meta-Analysis M. Huang et al.
5. Cropland nitrogen dioxide emissions and effects on the ozone pollution in the North China plain R. Wang et al.
6. Greenhouse gas emissions and crop-specific emission factors of eight upland crops based on a six-year field experiment in the North China Plain X. Yang et al.
7. Factors That Influence Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Agricultural Soils as Well as Their Representation in Simulation Models: A Review C. Wang et al.
8. Annual emissions of N2O, NO, HONO, and NH3 from maize-wheat fields in the North China Plain Y. Song et al.
9. Long-term effects of biochar addition and straw return on N2O fluxes and the related functional gene abundances under wheat-maize rotation system in the North China Plain X. Liu et al.
10. Evaluation of no-tillage impacts on soil respiration by 13C-isotopic signature in North China Plain Z. Li et al.
11. Effect of barley straw biochar application on greenhouse gas emissions from upland soil for Chinese cabbage cultivation in short-term laboratory experiments S. Kang et al.
12. Future climate change impacts on grain yield and agricultural greenhouse-gas emissions under different cropping systems in the North China Plain H. Bai et al.
13. Effect of nitrification inhibitors on mitigating N 2 O and NO emissions from an agricultural field under drip fertigation in the North China Plain D. Tian et al.
14. The influence of straw returning on N2O emissions from a maize-wheat field in the North China Plain Y. Zhou et al.
15. An improved open-top dynamic chambers method for measuring the exchange fluxes of N2O, NO and NH3 from farmland M. Tan et al.
16. Large Contribution of Nitrous Acid to Soil-Emitted Reactive Oxidized Nitrogen and Its Effect on Air Quality Y. Wang et al.
17. Optimizing genotype-environment-management interactions to enhance productivity and eco-efficiency for wheat-maize rotation in the North China Plain Y. Xin & F. Tao
18. Understanding the hydrologic control of N cycle: Effect of water filled pore space on heterotrophic nitrification, denitrification and dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium mechanisms in unsaturated soils C. Mekala & I. Nambi
19. Influence of straw mulch and no-tillage on soil respiration, its components and economic benefit in a Chinese wheat–maize cropping system Z. Li et al.
20. Optimum sampling time and frequency for measuring N 2 O emissions from a rain-fed cereal cropping system S. Reeves & W. Wang
21. Effect of soil tillage and N fertilization on N2O mitigation in maize in the Brazilian Cerrado M. Campanha et al.
22. NO and N2O emissions from agricultural fields in the North China Plain: Origination and mitigation Y. Zhang et al.
23. The effect of drip irrigation and drip fertigation on N2O and NO emissions, water saving and grain yields in a maize field in the North China Plain D. Tian et al.
24. High-Resolution Estimation of Cropland N2O Emissions in China Based on Machine Learning Algorithms C. Liu et al.
25. Straw return reduces yield-scaled N 2 O plus NO emissions from annual winter wheat-based cropping systems in the North China Plain Z. Yao et al.
26. Reduce carbon footprint without compromising system productivity: Optimizing crop rotation in the North China plain L. Yang et al.
27. Effects of Split Application of Urea on Greenhouse Gas and Ammonia Emissions From a Rainfed Maize Field in Northeast China D. Dong et al.
28. Lowering soil greenhouse gas emissions without sacrificing yields by increasing crop rotation diversity in the North China Plain H. Xiao et al.
29. Characterization of saccharides and associated usage in determining biogenic and biomass burning aerosols in atmospheric fine particulate matter in the North China Plain C. Yan et al.
30. N2O emissions and source partitioning using stable isotopes under furrow and drip irrigation in vegetable field of North China J. Ding et al.
31. Nitrous Oxide Emission and Grain Yield in Chinese Winter Wheat–Summer Maize Rotation: A Meta-Analysis C. Yao et al.
32. Irrigation-sensitive N₂O emission factors for croplands: Nonlinear water–nitrogen interactions and crop-mediated pathways C. Liang et al.
33. Effects of urease and nitrification inhibitors on nitrous oxide emissions and nitrifying/denitrifying microbial communities in a rainfed maize soil: A 6-year field observation D. Dong et al.
34. Impact of dicyandiamide on emissions of nitrous oxide, nitric oxide and ammonia from agricultural field in the North China Plain Y. Zhou et al.
35. Plant diversity decreases potential nitrous oxide emissions from restored agricultural soil D. Scott et al.
36. Effects of climate change, crop planting structure, and agricultural management on runoff, sediment, nitrogen and phosphorus losses in the Hai-River Basin since the 1980s N. Ding et al.
37. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from a wheat–maize rotation system while still maintaining productivity J. Li et al.
38. Nitrous oxide emission and nitrogen use efficiency in response to nitrophosphate, N-(n-butyl) thiophosphoric triamide and dicyandiamide of a wheat cultivated soil under sub-humid monsoon conditions W. Ding et al.
39. Measurement report: Exchange fluxes of HONO over agricultural fields in the North China Plain Y. Song et al.
40. Agricultural Fertilization Aggravates Air Pollution by Stimulating Soil Nitrous Acid Emissions at High Soil Moisture Y. Wang et al.