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Fig 1.

Soil column structure and description of soil sampling ports.

Here d = diameter and h = height.

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Table 1.

Summary table for analysis of variance&.

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Table 2.

Two-way interaction data.

Significant two-way interactions from Table 1, are represented here&.

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Fig 2.

Day-wise distribution of ammonia volatilization (A) and nitrous oxide emission (B). Red color represents dry weather and blue color represents wet weather. Here, C = control, SC = surface compaction, SSC = sub-surface compaction.

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Table 3.

Three-way interaction data.

Significant three-way interactions from Table 1, are represented here.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of residual ammonium concentration by depth and comparisons between Surface Compaction (SC) and Sub-Surface Compaction (SSC) under simulated dry and wet weather conditions.

The lowercase letters indicate results from a least square difference (LSD) test for multiple mean comparisons. Distinct letters represent significant differences among means, whereas identical letters indicate no significant differences at a p<0.05 significance level.

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Fig 4.

Depth-wise distribution of residual nitrate concentration.

Here SC = surface compaction and SSC = sub-surface compaction. The lowercase letters indicate results from a least square difference (LSD) test for multiple mean comparisons. Distinct letters represent significant differences among means, whereas identical letters indicate no significant differences at a p<0.05 significance level.

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Fig 5.

Summarized results in graphical abstract.

Here red arrow represents an increase in particular nitrogen cycle steps, while the green arrow indicates a decrease; SC = surface compaction, and SSC = sub-surface compaction. Here, the control represents “no compaction” treatment.

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