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Optimizing fertilization depth enhances sustainability of double-cropping rice by improving grain yield and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions
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• Subsurface fertilization (SF) boosted yield by enhancing soil NH4+-N and alkaline N. • SF practices at 7.5 cm significantly mitigated seasonal CH4 and N2O emission. • SF practices decreased the soil methanogens to methanotrophs ratio. • Global warming potential reduced as fertilization depth varied from 0 to 7.5 cm. • SF practices at 7.5 cm would be more beneficial in minimizing GHGI and CF.
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