The cycling of carbon on Earth exerts a fundamental influence upon the greenhouse gas
content of the atmosphere, and hence global climate over millennia. Until recently, ice …

Recommendations for nitrogen (N) fertilization are based on the analysis of the soil mineral
N (SMN) content of one composite sample that is assumed to represent the average …

Biochar application to soil has significant potential as a climate change mitigation strategy,
due to its recalcitrant C content and observed effect to suppress soil greenhouse gas …

Slow release of nitrate by charred organic matter used as a soil amendment (ie biochar) was
recently suggested as potential mechanism of nutrient delivery to plants which may explain …

Nitrous oxide (N 2 O) from agricultural soil is a significant source of greenhouse gas
emissions. Biochar amendment can contribute to climate change mitigation by suppressing …

Nitrogen-fertilized agricultural soils are major emitters of the potent greenhouse gas nitrous
oxide (N 2 O). Although soil moisture is known to drive N 2 O production, the influence of …

Agriculture accounts for a majority of global soil nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions. Increased
crop diversity can change soil nitrogen (N), physicochemical properties and alter …

Understanding the dynamics of N forms applied as manure is germane for appropriate rate
and timing of applications of manure. Manure characterization and laboratory incubation …

The combined effects of biochar and Chlorella under aquaculture wastewater irrigation in
improving saline-alkali soil physicochemical properties, microbial communities, and rice …

Breeding programs for crop plants are designed to improve agronomic characteristics such
as yield, fertilizer use efficiency and disease resistance. These programs do not typically …