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Re:A soil-science revolution upends plans to fight climate c... by hosh on Wednesday July 28, 2021 @05:19AM (#27981819)
> However, soil CO2 fluxes were suppressed when biochar was added to fertilized soils, indicating that biochar application is unlikely to stimulate CO2 fluxes in the agriculture sector, in which N fertilizer inputs are common.

> Our results showed that biochar application increased soil CO2 fluxes by 43.33% in unfertilized soils, but decreased by 8.61% in N-fertilized soils, consistent with the meta-analysis of Liu et al. (2016).

The metastudy did go into detail about N2O and CH4 as well in both fertilized and unfertilized soil.

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