NCGG and carbon emissions and sinks from and into agricultural systems

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第一作者： Lin, ED

作者： Lin, ED;Li, Y;Guo, LP

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关键词： agricultural carbon;NCGG emissions and sinks;North-South Transect;National GHG Inventories

期刊名称：NON-C02 GREENHOUSE GASES: SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING, CONTROL OPTIONS AND POLICY ASPECTS

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年卷期： 2002 年

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收录情况： SCI

摘要： Beside ruminant animal and its wastes, soil is an important agricultural factor in carbon cycling. The soil can be both a contribution to and a recipient of the impacts of climate change. In the past, land cultivation has generally resulted in considerable depletion of soil organic matter and the release into the atmosphere of such GHG both NCGG and CO2.. The observation in the North-South Transect of Eastern China show that climate change will strongly impact all soil processes and NCGG exchange between the soil and the atmosphere. Soil management can restore soil organic carbon in order to enhance soil structure and fertility and to help counter the atmospheric the greenhouse effect. The current National NCGG and CO2 Inventories in selected countries of Asia (table) show that widely varying estimates of the soil's organic carbon content and of the potential for soil carbon sequestration point need to be enhanced.

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