Fig. 2: Temperature sensitivity of NH3 volatilization. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 2: Temperature sensitivity of NH3 volatilization.

From: Global warming increases ammonia emissions and reduces the efficacy of mitigation actions

Fig. 2: Temperature sensitivity of NH3 volatilization.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Temperature sensitivity is expressed as percentage change in the fraction of available N volatilized as NH3 per °C compared with baseline emissions for 2010 (excluding mitigation measures). a All crop and livestock sources, b synthetic fertilizer use, c livestock housing, d manure storage (inc. manure processing), e manure application to land and f grazing.

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