Title: Nitrous Oxide Emissions from
1Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Biochar Amended
Agronomic Soils (Preliminary results and ongoing
research) Kelly Hanley, Johannes Lehmann, Akio
Enders, David Guerena, John Duxbury, Charles
Hyland
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3BC once
T3 90
12BC once
T4 90
30BC once
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12BC once
T6 70
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T9 70
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T10 100
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Number in field denotes amount of fertilizer in
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3Data Acquisition (N2O)
- Treatment 1 0 tons/ha biochar application rate
90 fertilization - (vs)
- Treatment 3 12 tons/ha biochar application rate
90 fertilization - Vented Static Chamber method for nitrous oxide
capture - 30 minute time intervals between subsequent
samplings To,T30,T 60,T90 - Analyzed for concentration (ppmv) N2O via gas
chromatography
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Emissions BC 2.19ug/min/m2
(vs) -BC 2.60 ug/min/m2
45 reduction in N2O emissions with biochar
amended plots
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9We are grateful to the Department of Crop and
Soil Sciences at Cornell University and within
that the Lehmann group as a whole.
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11Biochar Application 2007