Combination of cattle urine and dung patches synergically increased nitrous oxide emissions from temperate grassland under wet conditions

It contains experimental data from the study "Combination of cattle urine, and dung patches synergically increased nitrous oxide emissions from temperate grassland under wet conditions". Abstract: Separate and combined cattle urine and dung patches were applied on a grassland. Nitrous oxide and methane emissions were monitored for 98 days in two seasons (dry and wet). Emission factors were determined. Ammonium (NH4), nitrate (NO3) and water full pore space (%WFPS) was monitored. Research Data includes the following variables over the sampled periods: - N2O and CH4 fluxes, cumulative emissions and EF. - NH4 and NO3 soil content and WFPS in soil