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QUESTION #2114
Question 1
The 'denitrification-decomposition' (DNDC) model and similar biogeochemical models are used in agronomy to:
Correct Answer Explanation
DNDC (Li et al., 1992) is a process-based model simulating soil C and N biogeochemistry: decomposition, nitrification, denitrification, fermentation (CHβ in paddy), and plant growth. It uses weather, soil, vegetation, and management inputs to predict NβO, CHβ, COβ emissions and crop yields under different scenarios. It is widely used for national GHG inventories, climate-smart agriculture planning, and designing mitigation strategies for agricultural emissions.
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