土壤甲烷吸收汇研究进展

[1] Impact of agriculture on soil consumption of atmospheric CH 4 and a comparison of CH 4 and N 2 O flux in subarctic, temperate and tropical grasslands[J] . A.R. Mosier,J.A. Delgado,V.L. Cochran,D.W. Valentine,W.J. Parton.Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems . 1997 (1)

[2] The effect of agriculture on methane oxidation in soil[J] . D.S. Powlson,K.W.T. Goulding,T.W. Willison,C.P. Webster,B.W. Hütsch.Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems . 1997 (1)

[3] Methane consumption by montane soils: implications for positive and negative feedback with climatic change[J] . Margaret S. Torn,John Harte.Biogeochemistry . 1996 (1)

[4] Methane flux from rice/wheat agroecosystem as affected by crop phenology, fertilization and water level[J] . J. S. Singh,Smita Singh,A. S. Raghubanshi,Saranath Singh,A. K. Kashyap.Plant and Soil . 1996 (2)

[5] Methane fluxes in aerobic soils[J] . K. W. T. Goulding,T. W. Willison,C. P. Webster,D. S. Powlson.Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 1996 (1)

[6] Flux estimates from soil methanogenesis and methanotrophy: Landfills, rice paddies, natural wetlands and aerobic soils[J] . Pascal Boeckx,Oswald Cleemput.Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 1996 (1)

[7] CH4 oxidation in two temperate arable soils as affected by nitrate and ammonium application [J]. BIOLOGY AND FERTILITY OF SOILS, 1996, 23 (01) : 86 - 92

[8] FLUXES OF NITROUS-OXIDE AND METHANE FROM NITROGEN-AMENDED SOILS IN A COLORADO ALPINE ECOSYSTEM [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1994, 27 (01) : 23 - 33

[9] Microbial oxidation of methane, ammonium and carbon monoxide, and turnover of nitrous oxide and nitric oxide in soils[J] . Martin Bender,Ralf Conrad.Biogeochemistry . 1994 (2)

[10] FLUXES OF GREENHOUSE GASES BETWEEN SOILS AND THE ATMOSPHERE IN A TEMPERATE FOREST FOLLOWING A SIMULATED HURRICANE BLOWDOWN [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1993, 21 (02) : 61 - 71

[1] Impact of agriculture on soil consumption of atmospheric CH 4 and a comparison of CH 4 and N 2 O flux in subarctic, temperate and tropical grasslands[J] . A.R. Mosier,J.A. Delgado,V.L. Cochran,D.W. Valentine,W.J. Parton.Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems . 1997 (1)

[2] The effect of agriculture on methane oxidation in soil[J] . D.S. Powlson,K.W.T. Goulding,T.W. Willison,C.P. Webster,B.W. Hütsch.Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems . 1997 (1)

[3] Methane consumption by montane soils: implications for positive and negative feedback with climatic change[J] . Margaret S. Torn,John Harte.Biogeochemistry . 1996 (1)

[4] Methane flux from rice/wheat agroecosystem as affected by crop phenology, fertilization and water level[J] . J. S. Singh,Smita Singh,A. S. Raghubanshi,Saranath Singh,A. K. Kashyap.Plant and Soil . 1996 (2)

[5] Methane fluxes in aerobic soils[J] . K. W. T. Goulding,T. W. Willison,C. P. Webster,D. S. Powlson.Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 1996 (1)

[6] Flux estimates from soil methanogenesis and methanotrophy: Landfills, rice paddies, natural wetlands and aerobic soils[J] . Pascal Boeckx,Oswald Cleemput.Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 1996 (1)

[7] CH4 oxidation in two temperate arable soils as affected by nitrate and ammonium application [J]. BIOLOGY AND FERTILITY OF SOILS, 1996, 23 (01) : 86 - 92

[8] FLUXES OF NITROUS-OXIDE AND METHANE FROM NITROGEN-AMENDED SOILS IN A COLORADO ALPINE ECOSYSTEM [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1994, 27 (01) : 23 - 33

[9] Microbial oxidation of methane, ammonium and carbon monoxide, and turnover of nitrous oxide and nitric oxide in soils[J] . Martin Bender,Ralf Conrad.Biogeochemistry . 1994 (2)

[10] FLUXES OF GREENHOUSE GASES BETWEEN SOILS AND THE ATMOSPHERE IN A TEMPERATE FOREST FOLLOWING A SIMULATED HURRICANE BLOWDOWN [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1993, 21 (02) : 61 - 71