Variable effect of elevated [CO2] on CH4 emission from rice paddy : Difference due to rice cultivar, soil type, organic matter management and warming condition

Weiguo Cheng; Toshihiro Hasegawa; Kiichiro Yagi; Hidemitsu Sakai; Yunsheng Lou; Miwa Matsushima; Takeshi Tokida; M. Adachi; Hikaru Nakamura; Kazuyuki Inubushi; M. Okada; Kazuhiro Kobayashi

doi:10.14877/agrmet2.isam08.0.60.0

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Variable effect of elevated [CO2] on CH4 emission from rice paddy : Difference due to rice cultivar, soil type, organic matter management and warming condition

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