Cotton is a major fiber crop grown worldwide. Nitrogen (N) is an essential nutrient for cotton
production and supports efficient crop production. It is a crucial nutrient that is required more …

Cotton (Gossypium spp.) is the most important fibre crop, with desirable characteristics
preferred for textile production. Cotton fibre output relies heavily on nitrate as the most …

The long-term utilization of inorganic fertilizers in pakchoi cultivation can result in increased
nitrate levels, potentially posing health risks to human consumers. For this study, we …

Context Nitrogen (N) loss is becoming one of the main limitations for sustainable agricultural
production globally, particularly for crops such as cotton. Research question To alleviate this …

Context Straw incorporation with appropriate nitrogen (N) fertilization could increase
seedcotton yield, but it is unknown whether and how straw incorporation with N fertilization …

Basal and topdressing split application of nitrogen (N) fertilizer is widely used in cotton in
many cotton-growing countries, including China. Recently, in the Yellow River valley of …

Meteorological conditions and irrigation amounts are key factors that affect crop growth
processes. Typically, crop growth and development are modeled as a function of time or …

In the arid region of Northwest China, exploring the feasibility of using non-film deep drip
irrigation (DDI) instead of film drip irrigation to solve the problem of residual film pollution is …

Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) production efficiency is constrained by issues such as a low
nitrogen (N) utilization rate (30–35%) and high N application rate (300–350 kg ha− 1) in …

The decrease in reproductive organ biomass is a principal constraint for cotton yield under
conditions of limited nitrogen (N). We aimed to alleviate this challenge by reasoning N …