Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8488223 Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 2013 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We assessed the impacts of rice cropping practices on yield-scaled GHG emissions. ► Significant differences showed in the yield-scaled GWP among rice cropping systems. ► N fertilization could reduce the yield-scaled GWP as compared to non-fertilization. ► Biogas residue, intermittent irrigation and no-tillage had lower yield-scaled GWP. ► Adjusting practices is a potential way to balance yield increase and GHG reduction.
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