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Natural and managed soils have been identified as the largest sources of atmospheric nitrous oxide (N2O). However, the quantification of N2O emissions from soils under natural vegetation in China and their possible responses to changing climate and atmospheric nitrogen deposition remains uncertain. In particular, information regarding N2O emissions from Chinese shrublands is lacking.

Estimating N2O emissions from soils under natural vegetation in China