Microscale pH variations during drying of soils and desert biocrusts affect HONO and NH3 emissions
The mechanisms that determine the composition of nitrogen gas emissions from soil remain unclear. A biocrust mechanistic model was developed to resolve puzzling dynamics of nitrous acid and ammonia emissions from drying soil pointing to previously unknown microscale pH zonation in thinning water fil...
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/128a5184a0994bca8adca3655942e91a |
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| Sumario: | The mechanisms that determine the composition of nitrogen gas emissions from soil remain unclear. A biocrust mechanistic model was developed to resolve puzzling dynamics of nitrous acid and ammonia emissions from drying soil pointing to previously unknown microscale pH zonation in thinning water films that affect soil biogeochemical fluxes. |
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