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Ammonia loss from vegetable systems

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Deli Chen (Associated with) Helen Suter (Associated with, Managed by) Raymond (Shu Kee) Lam (Managed by)
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Ammonia loss was measured by open-path FTIR from mid Apr-late May 2013. Two paddocks of celery crops were selected. Chicken manure was applied on both sites on 6 May. DMPP was applied to one site on 7 May, while the other site received no DMPP. The objective was to investigate the effect of DMPP application on ammonia emission.

Data time period: 2013-07-31 to 2013-08-17

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Ammonia | Manure | Nitrification inhibitor | Open-path FTIR |

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