Antibiotics, a kind of containments with the properties of widely distributed and difficult to
degrade, has aroused extensive attention in the world. As a prevalent agricultural waste …

Modern society is characterised by its outstanding capacity to generate waste.
Lignocellulosic biomass is most abundant in nature and is biorenewable and contains …

Context Crop straw is a significant byproduct of agricultural production and a rich source of
nutrients, but it is carelessly disposed of, potentially harming the environment and wasting …

Reducing chemical fertilizers and biochar amendment is essential for achieving carbon
neutrality, addressing global warming, and promoting sustainable agricultural development …

Tailoring straw return strategies to specific regional conditions optimize soil health, crop
yield, and carbon emission reduction. This study investigated yield-driven, spatial-scale, and …

Combined straw and straw-derived biochar input is commonly applied by farmland
management in low-fertility soils. Although straw return increases soil organic matter (SOM) …

This study investigated the effect of rice straw returning on the soil physicochemical
properties, nutrients, enzyme activity, and rice yield in highly saline-alkali paddy soils using …

Straw returning has been demonstrated as a beneficial approach for the utilization of
renewable biomass source, which contributes to reducing environmental pollution and …

Straw return is commonly used to improve soil fertility and quality, thereby contributing to
improved crop production; however, the influence of different straw management on soil …

Increasing crop production and soil carbon sequestration is critical for sustainable
agricultural development. Straw returning, a common agricultural practice, positively affects …