Thiocyanate increases the nitrous oxide formation process through modifying the soil bacterial community

Nitrous oxide (N2 O) is a potent greenhouse gas depleting the stratospheric ozone. Previous studies reported that the thiocyanate (TC) excretion in the urine of cattle fed rapeseed meals containing glucosinolates was positively correlated with the N2 O-nitrogen (N) emissions. The objectives of the experiment were to verify the effects and the mechanism of TC on the N2 O-N emissions from the soil applied with artificial urine using static...