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. 2020 Nov 6;10:19267. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-76035-z

Table 3.

Effect of different scenarios on GHGs emissions, C-sequestration and GWP of rice, maize, wheat and systems (based on 4-year average, 2014–18).

Scenariosa CH4 kg (kg CO2 eq. ha−1) N2O (kg CO2eq. ha−1) GHG emission due to residue burning (kg CO2eq. ha−1) GHG emission due to energy consumption (kg CO2eq. ha−1) Total C sequestration (kg CO2 eq. ha−1) Area Scaled (GWP; kg CO2eq. ha−1)
Rice/maize
Sc1 1818 7 278 2941A 0 5043A
Sc2 1103 583 0 2484B − 428 3742B
Sc3 1129 580 0 2414B − 625 3498B
Sc4 0 50 69 1126C 0 1245C
Sc5 0 60 0 1005D − 851 213D
Sc6 0 59 0 1091CD − 866 285D
Sc7 0 61 0 1097CD − 908 250D
Wheat
Sc1 0 50 59 1299A 0 1409A
Sc2 0 101 0 1174B − 1658 − 384C
Sc3 0 102 0 1183B − 1821 − 536C
Sc4 0 50 58 1298A 0 1407A
Sc5 0 72 0 1122C − 1179 16B
Sc6 0 72 0 1183B − 1204 51B
Sc7 0 73 0 1178B − 1243 8B
Rice/maize-wheat system
Sc1 1818 57 337 4240A 0 6451A
Sc2 1103 683 0 3658B − 2086 3359B
Sc3 1129 682 0 3597B − 2446 2962BC
Sc4 0 101 109 2424C 0 2652C
Sc5 0 132 0 2127E − 2030 228D
Sc6 0 131 0 2274D − 2070 336D
Sc7 0 171 0 2435C − 3039 − 433E

aRefer Table 4 for scenarios description*Included diesel, electricity, and production and transportation of fertilizers.