Drylands are fragile environments that should be carefully managed to improve their quality and functions to achieve sustainable development. Their major problems involve low …
R Lal - Agronomy Journal, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
The current and projected anthropogenic global warming and the attendant increase in the severity and extent of soil degradation may exacerbate the intensity and duration of drought …
Annual removal of crop residues may lead to depletion of soil organic carbon and soil degradation. Gasification biochar (GB), the carbon-rich byproduct of gasification of biomass …
Abstract The topsoil Land Use and Cover Area frame Statistical survey (LUCAS) aims at collecting harmonised data about the state of soil health over the extent of European Union …
Nowadays the global food demands of a growing human population and need for an eco- friendly strategy for sustainable soil-plant-microbes-environmental system, require …
Background: The utilisation of ethnobotanical indigenous knowledge is vital in male sexual reproductive health care delivery in western Uganda. Reproductive health care is the …
Understanding of factors governing soil structural features is necessary for managing key processes affecting crop productivity and environmental impacts of agriculture, for example …
Soil structure affects a range of soil functions (eg, water, air, heat, and nutrient transport) and ecosystem services (eg, production, climate regulation). Agricultural intensification is a …
L Krause, E Klumpp, I Nofz, A Missong, W Amelung… - Geoderma, 2020 - Elsevier
Several beneficial soil functions are linked to aggregates, but how the formation and stability depend on the presence of colloidal-and nanosized (1000–1 nm) bulding blocks is still …