Soil phosphorus fractions drove nitrous oxide emissions: Based on nitrification inhibitor and phosphate-solubilizing bacterium applications

Key Points

• Nitrous oxide emissions are significantly influenced by phosphorus fractions in soils, linking nutrient management to greenhouse gas outputs.
• A 25% increase in nitrous oxide emissions was observed with specific phosphorus applications over a six-month observation period.
• Analysis of soil samples assessed the impact of nitrification inhibitors and phosphate-solubilizing bacteria on nitrous oxide emissions.
• These findings highlight the importance of nutrient management practices to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from soils.