Soil quality in coastal agroecosystems changes rapidly owing to coastal dynamics and land-
use change. The potential of soil morphological properties as soil quality indicators is mostly …

Soil quality (SQ) refers to its capacity to perform its functions. Thus, the SQ index (SQI) is a
potentially useful tool for monitoring soil changes induced by mangrove restoration …

Long-term addition of manure increases soil organic carbon (SOC), provides nutrient supply,
enhances soil quality and crop yield (CY), but may also increase global warming potential …

Conversion of mangrove vegetation into rice cultivation is considerably enhanced nowadays
which adversely affects ecological sustainability. Soil microbial community is one of the key …

Gastropoda banyak ditemukan di ekosistem mangrove dan sangat dipengaruhi oleh kondisi
lingkungan maupun kerapatan hutan mangrove. Salah satu gastropoda yang ditemukan …

Abstract Purpose West African mangrove ecosystem provides a large array of ecosystem
services. In the last few decades, rice production, obtained after clearing of the natural …

Core Ideas Long‐term furrow irrigation has caused soil erosional losses. Sprinkler irrigation
is considered a water conservation practice. Conversion from furrow to sprinkler irrigation …

Although the use of agrochemicals allowed increasing the crops productivity, in many cases
led to soil deterioration. In this study, eight composite samples from different soils of two …

The growth of an organism can provide fundamental ecological data and serve as a primary
parameter for describing an organism's population dynamics. Telescopium telescopium …

Agriculture is actually facing reduced production, increasing costs, and increasing
resistance of plant pathogens and other pests. The extensive usage of agrochemicals …