Greenhouse gas emissions from soils of a long-term trial in Western Kenya

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agricultureenvironment and energy

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SomKihBolKin

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IntIntCIA

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Har

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Four seasons of N2O and CO2 emission from four selected treatments of CIAT’s long-term trial INM3 located in Western Kenya

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Agricultural Sciences Earth and Environmental Sciences N2O emissions CO2 emissions GHG Tillage Residue management Humid tropics Kenya Climate change +3

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