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On the estimation of nitrous oxide flux from agricultural fields of Canterbury New Zealand using micro-meteorological methods
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2013
Traditionally, agricultural nitrous oxide (N₂O) emission of New Zealand has been measured using chambers or lysimeters, and micrometeorological flux measurement experiments have been very few. Since micrometerological flux measurement systems have the advantage of measuring spatially integrated flux values for longer time periods compared to measurements made using chambers, development and verification of such a system was needed for New Zealand's agro-meteorological conditions. In this study,
doi:10.26021/7268
fatcat:pya67qicxfew7dwtttjn5a4tjy