Because nitrogen is one of the major elements limiting growth of plants in agrosystems,
large amounts of N fertilisers have been used in the second half of the twentieth century …

Management of nitrogen (N) inputs into agricultural systems is of increasing interest due to
the intensive use of synthetic fertilizers in modern cash crop systems, which has caused …

Sustainable use of soils is among the global challenges of the twenty-first century. In
addition, growing food for 7.55 billion people (10.6% are prone to hunger and 26.7% to …

Nitrogen (N) rhizodeposition is defined as the release of N from living plant roots into the soil
and root turnover. The proportion of N in the soil derived from rhizodeposition (NdfR) is …

Legume crop production has many benefits for agricultural systems. Through the
rhizodeposition process, they release a significant amount of C and N into the soil …

Rhizodeposition is defined as all root-derived compounds and plant materials that are
released from living roots during plant growth. A wide range of organic compounds are …

Pulses, long considered “the poor man's meat” because of their protein profile, occupy a
unique place in India. India ranks as the country with the world's largest number of …