Fig. 4From: Warming and altered precipitation rarely alter N addition effects on soil greenhouse gas fluxes: a meta-analysisInteractions of N addition (N), warming (W), increased precipitation (IP), and decreased precipitation (DP) on soil CO2 emission (a), CH4 uptake (b), and N2O emission (c) (left), and corresponding frequency distribution of interaction types across individual pairwise observations (right). Solid circles indicate means with ± 95% confidence intervals (CI). The number of observations is shown along the right axis. Interactive effects were additive (gray, where 95% CIs overlap zero); otherwise, effects were synergistic (blue) or antagonistic (orange)Back to article page