December 5, 2025HorticulturaeOpen Access

Contrasting Responses of N2O Mitigation to Different Nitrification Inhibitors in Tea Plantation Soils

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Observational analysis reduced N2O emissions in tea plantation soils, indicating the potential of nitrification inhibitors like Nitrapyrin.

Nitrapyrin significantly reduced N2O emissions in tea plantation soils, particularly in acidic conditions.
Ammonium sulfate application alone emitted N2O at 64.1 ± 1.2 μg N kg−1 in acidic soil and 61.5 ± 0.4 μg N kg−1 in coarse soil.
The incubation trial assessed nitrification inhibitor efficiency over a 50-day period in two distinct soil types.
Findings highlight soil properties' role in nitrification inhibitor performance for effective nitrous oxide mitigation.

Wei et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis reduced N2O emissions in tea plantation soils, indicating the potential of nitrification inhibitors like Nitrapyrin.