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Author(s):Bussink, Wim; Lowry, Harper A.; Corre, Wim J.
Author Affiliation:Bussink: Nutrient Management Institution, Lelystad, Netherlands; Harper: Experiment Station, Watkinsville, GA and Corre: University of Utrecht, AC Haren, Netherlands
Title:Ammonia transport in a temperate grassland: II. Diurnal fluctuations in response to weather and management conditions
Source:Agronomy Journal. Vol. 88, No. 4, July/August 1996, p. 621-626.
Publishing Information:Madison, WI: American Society of Agronomy
# of Pages:6
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Ammonia; Fate; Grasslands; Diurnal variation; Weather; Nitrogen level; Cultural methods; Responses
Abstract/Contents:"Ammonia emission into the atmosphere is of concern because of its potential impact on atmospheric aerosol chemistry and fertilizer N use efficiency. The purpose of this was to evaluate the effects of N surplus and deficit on soil-plant-atmosphere NH₃ exchange in a temperate humid grassland. Plant and soil N measurements were made along with NH₃ fluxes using flux-gradient techniques. Ammonia flux was related to the plant ammonia compensation point (NH₃CP), which was controlled by plant N concentration and management practices (such as harvest and fertilization). The measured fluxes were generally much larger during daytime than during nighttime. The daily variation in flux was apparently caused by higher diffusive resistance at night. Generally, there were no significant differences between daytime and nighttime NH₃ CP. Ammonia was absorbed in dew and released during new evaporation; however, nighttime absorption exceeded daytime release, with some of the N apparently being captured by the crop."
Language:English
References:29
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ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Bussink, W., H. A. Lowry, and W. J. Corre. 1996. Ammonia transport in a temperate grassland: II. Diurnal fluctuations in response to weather and management conditions. Agron. J. 88(4):p. 621-626.
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