10th International Nitrogen Conference
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Poster SessionAgriculture

Poster Session 2: Even No. Core Time [01]

Wed. Nov 4, 2026 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM JST
Wed. Nov 4, 2026 8:45 AM - 9:30 AM UTC
RoomE-1（Poster (9:00~18:30)）

[01-P054]Coupled Effects of Selenium on Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Terrestrial Systems

*yuke Lv1, haoran Guan1 (1. Zhejiang University (China))

[01-P056]Drying–wetting cycles and plant diversity effects on soil N cycling and N2O emissions in Northern cropping systems

*Pauliina Turunen1, Anne Viinikainen1, Heidi Aaltonen1, Osmo Virta1, Xuhui Luo1, Markku Koskinen1, Asko Simojoki1, Jussi Heinonsalo1, Kristiina Karhu1, Mari Pihlatie1 (1. University of Helsinki (Finland))

[01-P058]Greenhouse gas emissions during anaerobic composting processes

*Masato Nakamura1, Takashi Someya2, Satoshi Akao3, Fumiko Oritate1, Nguyen Duc Huy4, Tran Thi Minh Chau5, Nga Nguyen Thi Minh6, Morihiro Maeda6 (1. Institute for Rural Engineering, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (Japan), 2. Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University (Japan), 3. Faculty of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University (Japan), 4. Institute of Biotechnology, Hue University (Viet Nam), 5. University of Agriculture and Forestry, Hue University (Viet Nam), 6. Graduate School of Environmental, Life, Natural Science and Technology (Japan))

[01-P060]Combined Effects of Compost and Cover Crops on Soil Nitrogen Cycling and N2O Emissions in Cool-season Vegetable Systems

*Cole Smith1, Stefanie Kortman2, Arun Jani2, Arlene Haffa2, William Horwath1 (1. University of California, Davis (USA), 2. California State University, Monterey Bay (USA))

[01-P062]The emission factor paradox: N2O emissions from organic fertilizer exceed those from synthetic N fertilizers on Danish agricultural soils

*Nanna Schrøder Baggesen1, Fra Eller1, Esben Høegholm Lykke1, Leanne Peixoto2, Martin Nørregaard Hansen1, Cecilie Skov Nielsen1 (1. SEGES Innovation P/S (Denmark), 2. Aarhus University (Denmark))

[01-P064]Lower-than-default N2O emission factors from composted garden park waste in livestock-independent organic crop rotations

*Morten Winther Vestenaa1, Sven Hermansen1, Majken Husted1, Casper Laursen1 (1. Innovationcenter for Organic Farming (Denmark))

[01-P066]Environmental life cycle assessment of nitrogen fertilising products from circular sanitation approaches

*Karetta Vikki1, Abdulhamid Aliahmad2, Anu Reinikainen1, Ágnes Óvári3, Erika Francisco2, Elina Tampio1 (1. Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) (Finland), 2. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) (Sweden), 3. ELTE CERS Institute for Regional Studies (Hungary))

[01-P068]Autumn slurry application to winter oilseed rape in Denmark

*Dennis Konnerup1, Martin Nørregaard Hansen1, Leif Knudsen1 (1. SEGES Innovation (Denmark))

[01-P070]Nitrogen Mineralization Modeling of Sewage Sludge Fertilizers with Acid Detergent Soluble Organic Nitrogen Analysis (2)

*Hirotaka Ihara1, Masato Nakamura1, Fumiko Oritate1, Mutsumi Fujita1, Toyohisa Miyamoto2, Taira Hidaka3 (1. National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (Japan), 2. Public Works Research Institute (Japan), 3. Kyoto University (Japan))

[01-P072]70 years of P fertilisation altered microbial community structure and N cycling but had limited influence on C mineralisation

*Kirill Bogdanov1,2, Leo M Condron2, Giulia Bondi4,5, Karl G Richards5, Sergio E Morales1,3, Timothy J Clough2 (1. Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of Otago (New Zealand), 2. Department of Soil and Physical Sciences, Lincoln University (New Zealand), 3. MPG Ranch (USA), 4. Crops Environment and Land Use Department, Teagasc (Ireland), 5. Teagasc Climate Centre (Ireland))

[01-P074]Fertilizer-induced nitrogen accumulation contributes to one fifth of topsoil nitrogen in Chinese upland croplands

*Chenxi Xia1, Feng Zhou1 (1. Peking University (China))

[01-P076]Field scale N losses in BNI Wheat

*Gretchen Gettel1, Njeri Karanja2, Tek Sapkota2, Simon Fonteyne2, Sonam Sherpa3 (1. Aarhus University (Denmark), 2. CIMMYT (Mexico), 3. CIMMYT-Nepal (Nepal))

[01-P078]Organic-based vs conventional nitrogen management systems can significantly influence genetic and functional profiling of culturable bacteria in soil

*Amlan Kumar Ghosh1, Shalini Sharma1 (1. Department of Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry, Banaras Hindu University (India))

[01-P080]Nitrogen turnover dynamics altered by oxygen scarcity and the legacy effect of long-term crop rotations on carbon availability

*Lillian Hearn1,2,3, Taleta Bailey1, Roger Armstrong3, Johannes Friedl1,4, Robert Kirkby1, Naoya Takeda1, Helen Suter2, Peter Grace1 (1. Queensland University of Technology (Australia), 2. University of Melbourne (Australia), 3. Agriculture Victoria (Australia), 4. BOKU University (Austria))

[01-P082]The impact of microbial bioagents application and reduced mineral N fertilization on sunflower yield and N removal

*Zdenko Loncaric1, Suzana Kristek1, Iva Nikolin1, Vladimir Zebec1, Ružica Lončarić1, Jurica Jović1, Ivana Varga1, Dario Iljkić1, Katarina Perić2, Sanja Jelić Milković1, Franjo Nemet3, Mirta Rastija1 (1. Faculty of Agrobiotechnical Sciences Osijek (Croatia), 2. Agricultural Institute Osijek (Croatia), 3. Agency for Payments in Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development (Croatia))

[01-P084]Crop response to the biostimulant Methylobacterium symbioticum under various nitrogen fertilizer rates

*Miguel Quemada1, María Alonso-Ayuso2, Raquel Esteban3, Esther González4 (1. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. CEIGRAM (Spain), 2. Instituto Tecnológico Agrario de Castilla y León (Spain), 3. University of Basque Country (UPV/EHU) (Spain), 4. Universidad Pública de Navarra (UPNA) (Spain))

[01-P086]Variation in Tannin Structural Composition Alters Ruminal Ammonia and Methane Dynamics in Lotus pedunculatus and Sanguisorba minor Forages

*Supriya Verma1, Wilbert F Pellikaan2, Carsten S Malisch1 (1. Aarhus University (Denmark), 2. Wageningen University & Research (Netherlands))

[01-P088]Nitrogen Governance in Nepal from Cattle sheds to Cooperatives and Vendors

*Khem Dahal Dahal1 (1. Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science, TU (Nepal))

[01-P090]Nitrogen fertiliser as a possible tool for internal parasite control on pasture

*Warwick Catto1 (1. Ballance Agri-Nutrients (New Zealand))

[01-P092]Annual Hairy Vetch–Rice Rotation Supports High Yield in Rice Cultivars harboring a Lodging-Tolerant Semi-Dwarf allele

*Hirofumi Fukuda1, Toshihiro Sakamoto1, Akari Fukuda1, Daisuke Ogawa1 (1. NARO (Japan))

[01-P094]Legume based systems for nitrogen smart farming: field evidence from the NOTS project in Portugal

*Claudia S. C. Marques-dos-Santos1,2, Katia Carrasqueira2, Pedro Carrasqueira, João Silva2 (1. Forest Research Centre, Associate Laboratory TERRA, School of Agriculture, University of Lisbon (Portugal), 2. CCTI, Centro de Competências do Tomate de Indústria (Portugal))

[01-P096]Evaluating Nitrogen Management Strategies Across the Agrifood System to Alleviate Environmental Burden in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed

*Jun Suk Byun1, Tan Zou1, Xin Zhang1,2 (1. University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (USA), 2. Global Nitrogen Innovation Center for Clean Energy and the Environment (USA))

[01-P098]Assessment of Nitrogen Loads in Japanese Pig Farming Systems and Evaluation of the Effects of Implementing Mitigation Measures

*Akane Yoshihara1, Takahiro Yamashita1, Akifumi Ogino1 (1. National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (Japan))

[01-P100]Quantifying reactive nitrogen flows across scales in Canada: toward pathways for greater nitrogen self-sufficiency

*Taehoon Kim1, Hanxiong Song1, Graham K MacDonald1 (1. McGill University (Canada))

[01-P102]Integrating DNDC-Rice into N footprint assessment to reflect field management practices and crop rotation effects

*Nobuko Katayanagi1, Azusa Oita1,2,3, Mohammad Hussain Seyar4, Kathrin Grahmann2, Sonoko Dorothea Bellingrath-Kimura2 (1. National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) (Japan), 2. Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) (Germany), 3. Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN) (Japan), 4. University of Southern Queensland (formerly NARO) (Australia))

[01-P104]Nitrogen Budget For Aquaculture Production In India: Analysis Of The Causative Flows, Vulnerabilities, And Management Options

*Asif Qureshi1, Shiva Shankar1 (1. IIT Hyderabad (India))

[01-P106]Local Resource Conservation and Awareness Promotion Initiatives since the GIAHS Designation of the Minabe-Tanabe Ume System

*Ryosuke Sasaki1, Taishi Yamazaki1, Hiroki Komoto1, Kenichi Hirohata1, Hiroyuki Tanaka1, Hiroki Nishio1, Shinya Kanno1 (1. The Minabe-Tanabe Regional Association for GIAHS Promotion, japan (Japan))

[01-P108]Long-term town-wide recycling of local organic resources: Implications for nutrient cycling in 'Mamekko' rice production

*Miku Ikeda1, Atsushi Nakao1, Eisuke Tanaka2, Wakana Tanaka2, Takehiro Itoi2, Kentaro Hayashi3, Tamaki Bito4, Junta Yanai1 (1. Life and Environmental Science of Kyoto Prefectural University (Japan), 2. Department of Agriculture, Forestry, and Environment, Yosano (Japan), 3. Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (Japan), 4. Tsuji Culinary Institute (Japan))

[01-P110]Effects of bottom ash pellet application on rice and kimchi cabbage cultivations

JI MIN SONG1, HAN NA CHO1, IKHYEONG Lee1, CHANG GON Lee1, *SE WON KANG1 (1. Sunchon National University (Korea))
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