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Data Sheet 1_Optimizing biogas slurry and biochar co-application to enhance soil microenvironment, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and increase tomato yield in greenhouse systems.docx
To support agricultural carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, this study investigated the uncertainties surrounding greenhouse gas emissions and nutrient leaching associated with biogas slurry utilization. It systematically explored the mechanisms and mitigation pathways of co-applying biog
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