Urease inhibitorsDefinition (Glossary of terms on livestock manure management, http://www.ramiran.net/doc11/RAMIRAN%20Glossary_2011.pdf) Type of additive. These block the transformation of urea that is contained in the urine of livestock, to ammonium compounds. The latter breakdown to release ammonia gas, so urease inhibitors have potential for reducing ammonia emission from manures. Preferred Units: N/A Scope Note:
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02-Feb-2016 Items having a keyword or observed-property relationship to this subject term - Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Fertiliser experimental site in County Down, 2011
- Annual N2O measurements and associated data: AC0116, County Down, 2011
- Annual N2O measurements and associated data: NT26, Devon, 2004
- Annual N2O measurements and associated data: NT26, Dumfries, 2004
- Annual N2O measurements and associated data: NT26, Norfolk, 2004
- Daily nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements: NT26, Devon, 2004
- Daily nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements: NT26, Dumfries, 2004
- Daily nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements: NT26, Norfolk, 2004
- Daily nitrous oxide flux measurements: AC0116, County Down, 2011
- Fertiliser application dates: AC0116, County Down, 2011
- Fertiliser application dates: NT26, Devon, 2004
- Fertiliser application dates: NT26, Dumfries, 2004
- Fertiliser application dates: NT26, Norfolk, 2004
- The Effect of N Fertiliser forms on N2O emissions from UK arable and grassland. Experimental site in Devon, 2004
- The Effect of N Fertiliser forms on N2O emissions from UK arable and grassland. Experimental site in Dumfries, 2004
- The Effect of N Fertiliser forms on N2O emissions from UK arable and grassland. Experimental site in Norfolk, 2004
- The Effect of N Fertiliser forms on nitrous oxide emissions from UK arable and grassland. Defra project number NT2605
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