In the semi-arid and semi-humid areas, ridge-furrow planting with film mulch on the ridge (R)
has been found to significantly enhance crop yields and water productivity, but the …

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus (AMF) can mediate physiological adaptation of higher plants
to drought stress, including wheat. Yet, it is unclear how AMF affects reproductive output via …

Ridge-furrow with plastic film mulching and nitrogen fertilization has been shown to improve
soil conditions and plant growth, but it is still unclear how the above-mentioned agronomic …

Spatial structural variations in ridge-furrow unit size and its ratio can result in the drastic
fluctuation of soil hydrothermal status, and thereby affect water use and yield formation in …

Dryland winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) production plays an extremely important role in
the southeast of the Loess Plateau. Planting patterns have great influence on improving soil …

Various agronomic practices can affect the processes of aboveground dry matter
accumulation (source) and grain filling (sink), resulting in yield differences. Improved source …

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus (AMF) is widely viewed as an ecosystem engineer to help
plants adapt to adverse environments. However, a majority of the previous studies regarding …

The peculiarities of the formation of yield structure elements in six varieties of winter wheat at
different levels of mineral nutrition have been studied. The correlations between the …

Crop yields are related to N fertilizer management, and also depend on local precipitation.
Varying precipitation levels with long-term meteorological data have not been considered to …

Accurate monitoring of crop organ biomass facilitates optimizing agronomic strategies to
maximize yield or economic benefit. Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is extensively …