Journal ArticleOpen Access
Carbon mineralization and carbon dioxide emission from organic matter added soil under different temperature regimes
Author Affiliations
Gazipur Agricultural University, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Child Health Research Foundation
Published InInternational Journal Of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture
Year2017
Citations88
Abstract
Information on carbon dioxide (CO2) emission from different organic sources and their temperature sensitivity to decomposition is scarce in Bangladesh. Therefore, this study quantified the rates of CO2 emission and carbon (C) degradation constants from different organic material mixed soils at variable temperatures in two laboratory experiments. The first experiment was conducted at room temperature for 26 weeks to study CO2 emission and C mineralization using vermicompost, chicken manure, cow dung, rice straw, and rice husk biochar. Weekly CO2 emission was measured by alkali absorption followed by acid titration. The second experiment comprised two factors, viz. four organic materials (vermicompost, chicken manure, cow dung, and rice straw) and six temperature regimes (25, 30, 35, 40, 45, and 50 °C). Organic…
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