Digging deeper for agricultural resources, the value of deep rooting
In the quest for sustainable intensification of crop production, we discuss the option of
extending the root depth of crops to increase the volume of soil exploited by their root …
extending the root depth of crops to increase the volume of soil exploited by their root …
Driver-pressure-state-impact-response (DPSIR) analysis and risk assessment for soil compaction—a European perspective
P Schjønning, JJH van den Akker, T Keller… - Advances in …, 2015 - Elsevier
Compaction of subsoil is a hidden but persistent damage that impairs a range of soil
functions and ecosystem services. We analyzed the soil compaction issue in the Driver …
functions and ecosystem services. We analyzed the soil compaction issue in the Driver …
Interactions of high-rate nitrate reduction and heavy metal mitigation in iron-carbon-based constructed wetlands for purifying contaminated groundwater
Groundwater, as the most important drinking water source in arid regions of China, has been
polluted seriously by accumulated nitrate and heavy metals. An economic alternative with …
polluted seriously by accumulated nitrate and heavy metals. An economic alternative with …
Groundwater vulnerability and pollution risk assessment of porous aquifers to nitrate: Modifying the DRASTIC method using quantitative parameters
N Kazakis, KS Voudouris - Journal of Hydrology, 2015 - Elsevier
In the present study the DRASTIC method was modified to estimate vulnerability and
pollution risk of porous aquifers to nitrate. The qualitative parameters of aquifer type, soil and …
pollution risk of porous aquifers to nitrate. The qualitative parameters of aquifer type, soil and …
[HTML][HTML] Functional land management: A framework for managing soil-based ecosystem services for the sustainable intensification of agriculture
RPO Schulte, RE Creamer, T Donnellan… - … Science & Policy, 2014 - Elsevier
Sustainable food production has re-emerged at the top of the global policy agenda, driven
by two challenges:(1) the challenge to produce enough food to feed a growing world …
by two challenges:(1) the challenge to produce enough food to feed a growing world …
Impact of biochar addition to soil on greenhouse gas emissions following pig manure application
The application of biochar produced from wood and crop residues, such as sawdust, straw,
sugar bagasse and rice hulls, to highly weathered soils under tropical conditions has been …
sugar bagasse and rice hulls, to highly weathered soils under tropical conditions has been …
Electron shuttle potential of biochar promotes dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium in paddy soil
D Yuan, G Wang, C Hu, S Zhou, TJ Clough… - Soil Biology and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Enhancing dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) is environmentally and
agronomically beneficial due to DNRA improving nitrogen (N) retention in soil. However, the …
agronomically beneficial due to DNRA improving nitrogen (N) retention in soil. However, the …
Mitigating nitrate leaching in cropland by enhancing microbial nitrate transformation through the addition of liquid biogas slurry
R Sun, J Ding, H Li, X Wang, W Li, K Li, X Ye… - Agriculture, Ecosystems …, 2023 - Elsevier
Nitrate leaching in croplands with excessive chemical fertilizer application is a serious issue
for sustainable agriculture. Microbes are the primary drivers of nitrate transformation in the …
for sustainable agriculture. Microbes are the primary drivers of nitrate transformation in the …
Chemical compositions evolution of groundwater and its pollution characterization due to agricultural activities in Yinchuan Plain, northwest China
H Wang, Q Yang, H Ma, J Liang - Environmental Research, 2021 - Elsevier
Yinchuan Plain is a typically intensive cultivated region in the northwest of China. The
irrigation return infiltration from Yellow River is the main source of groundwater recharge …
irrigation return infiltration from Yellow River is the main source of groundwater recharge …
Deep soil nitrogen storage slows nitrate leaching through the vadose zone
Nitrogen (N) fertilizer applications are important for agricultural yield, yet not all the applied
N is taken up by crops, leading to surplus N storage in soil or leaching to groundwater and …
N is taken up by crops, leading to surplus N storage in soil or leaching to groundwater and …