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Not just a carbon story: uncertainties related to the significance of microbially-produced nitrous oxide during soil carbon sequestration
In the last decade, in extensive debates on the potential of soil carbon sequestration to decrease the amount of greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted by soils, and thereby help mitigate climate change, discussions have centred overwhelmingly on CO2. Separate research efforts have shown that other greenho
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