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Interactions between plant growth and soil moisture determine the N2O source strength of farmed landscape depressions
Background Topographic depressions within agricultural fields contribute disproportionately to regional nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions. These lowlying areas accumulate nutrients and fine particles through water inflow and erosion, creating conditions conducive to elevated N 2 O emissions. B
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