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  1. Synergistic Effects of Biodegradable Nano-Plastics and Salt Stress on Maize Seedling Growth and Physiology
  2. Applying Biochar to Calcareous Soil Promotes Maize Growth and Reduces Soil N2O Emissions by Enhancing Mycorrhizal Symbiosis
  3. Prolonging the vase life of Itoh peony cut flowers via inhibited ethylene action and improved energy metabolism
  4. Postharvest water loss decreases vase quality of Itoh peony cut flowers by regulating aquaporins activity
  5. Advancing Climate Neutrality: Exploring Soil Carbon Dynamics, Organic Amendments, and Mineralization Interactions
  6. Selenium enhances floral terpene emission in tree peony by upregulating MEP pathway genes and terpene synthase genes
  7. Remediation of cadmium-polluted acidic soil with dolomite and calcite to enhance soil health and pak choi growth
  8. Advancements in Microbial Nitrogen Pathways for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment
  9. Impact of soil moisture, rice straw, and nitrogen fertilizer on greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural soils
  10. Variations of dissolved organic matter vertically in the scenario of sludge composting acting as nitrogen fertilizers: perspectives of spectral implications
  11. Optimizing Transplanting Practices for Potted Tree Peony Based on Non-Structural Carbohydrates Accumulation
  12. Visual Observation of Polystyrene Microplastics/Nanoplastics in Peanut Seedlings and Their Effects on Growth and the Antioxidant Defense System
  13. Effects of Long-Term Positioning Tillage Method and Straw Management on Crop Yield and Nutrient Accumulation and Utilization in Dryland Wheat–Maize Double-Cropping System
  14. Functional genomic analysis of Bacillus cereus BC4 strain for chromium remediation in contaminated soil
  15. One-Off Irrigation Combined Subsoiling and Nitrogen Management Enhances Wheat Grain Yield by Optimizing Physiological Characteristics in Leaves in Dryland Regions
  16. Mechanisms of Chromium Removal from Water and Soil Using Bioleached Nano Zero-Valent Iron-Mediated Biochar via Co-Pyrolysis
  17. Impact of Dolomite Liming on Ammonia-Oxidizing Microbial Populations and Soil Biochemistry in Acidic Rice Paddy Soils
  18. Straw Return Substituting Potassium Fertilizer Increases Crop Yield, Efficiency, and Quality in Maize-Wheat Rotation System
  19. Microplastic pollution and e-waste: Unraveling sources, mechanisms, and impacts across environments
  20. Optimizing Typha biochar with phosphoric acid modification and ferric chloride impregnation for hexavalent chromium remediation in water and soil
  21. Soil adsorption potential: Harnessing Earth's living skin for mitigating climate change and greenhouse gas dynamics
  22. Microbial pathways of nitrous oxide emissions and mitigation approaches in drylands
  23. Elevation-Dependent Natural Regeneration of Abies georgei var. smithii Forest in Southeastern Tibet
  24. Ascription of nosZ gene, pH and copper for mitigating N2O emissions in acidic soils
  25. The effects of continuous straw returning strategies on SOC balance upon fresh straw incorporation
  26. Characterization of Agronomic and Seed Oil Features for Different Cultivars of Tree Peony
  27. Fe(III) stabilizing soil organic matter and reducing methane emissions in paddy fields under varying flooding conditions
  28. Wheat Straw Biochar Produced at a Low Temperature Enhanced Maize Growth and Yield by Influencing Soil Properties of Typic calciargid
  29. Enzyme activities and organic matter mineralization in response to application of gypsum, manure and rice straw in saline and sodic soils
  30. Efficient removal of Cr(VI) and As(V) from an aquatic system using iron oxide supported typha biochar
  31. Soil pH management for mitigating N2O emissions through nosZ (Clade I and II) gene abundance in rice paddy system
  32. Sustainable strategic materials recovery, what’s next?
  33. Optimizing biochar addition for vermicomposting: a comprehensive evaluation of earthworms’ activity, N2O emissions and compost quality
  34. Remediation of Cr(VI)-Contaminated Soil by Biochar-Supported Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron and the Consequences for Indigenous Microbial Communities
  35. Appraisal of different land use systems for heterotrophic respiration in a Karst landscape
  36. Earthworms promote the transfer of 15N-urea to lettuce while limit appreciably increase 15N losing to environment
  37. Effects of water regimes on soil N2O, CH4 and CO2 emissions following addition of dicyandiamide and N fertilizer
  38. Seed priming with silicon and chitosan for alleviating water stress effects in maize (ZEA MAYS L.) by improving antioxidant enzyme activities, water status and photosynthesis
  39. Editorial: Nitrogen in the Environment
  40. Prior nitrogen fertilization stimulated N2O emission from rice cultivation season under a rapeseed-rice production system
  41. Rice Residue-Based Biochar Mitigates N2O Emission from Acid Red Soil
  42. Corrigendum to “Reduction in soil N2O emissions by pH manipulation and enhanced nosZ gene transcription under different water regimes” [Environ. Pollut. 235 (2018) 625–631]
  43. Crop straw incorporation mediates the impacts of soil aggregate size on greenhouse gas emissions
  44. Efficient Removal of Hexavalent Chromium from an Aquatic System Using Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron Supported by Ramie Biochar
  45. Comparison of N2O Emissions From Cold Waterlogged and Normal Paddy Fields
  46. Potential of organic and inorganic amendments for stabilizing nickel in acidic soil, and improving the nutritional quality of spinach
  47. Appraisal of MsepCSP14 for chemosensory functions in Mythimna separata
  48. Growth, Yield and Physiological Characteristics of Maize (Zea mays L.) at Two Different Soil Moisture Regimes by Supplying Silicon and Chitosan
  49. Influence of silicon and chitosan on growth and physiological attributes of maize in a saline field
  50. The effect of dolomite amendment on soil organic carbon mineralization is determined by the dolomite size
  51. Rice straw biochar mitigates N2O emissions under alternate wetting and drying conditions in paddy soil
  52. Dynamics of soil N2O emissions and functional gene abundance in response to biochar application in the presence of earthworms
  53. Effects of inorganic and organic fertilizers on CO2 and CH4 fluxes from tea plantation soil
  54. Nitrogen fertilizer application in the rice-growing season can stimulate methane emissions during the subsequent flooded fallow period
  55. Nitrous oxide emissions in response to straw incorporation is regulated by historical fertilization
  56. Prior nitrogen fertilization regulates CH4 emissions from rice cultivation by increasing soil carbon storage in a rapeseed-rice rotation
  57. Editorial: New Research on Soil Degradation and Restoration
  58. Corrigendum to “Soil phosphorus transformation characteristics in response to molybdenum supply in leguminous crops” [J. Environ. Manage. 268 (2020) 110610]
  59. N2O Emissions Mitigation in Acidic Soil Following Biochar Application Under Different Moisture Regimes
  60. Molybdenum-induced effects on leaf ultra-structure and rhizosphere phosphorus transformation in Triticum aestivum L
  61. Pathways of nitrogen loss and optimized nitrogen management for a rice cropping system in arid irrigation region, northwest China
  62. Soil phosphorus transformation characteristics in response to molybdenum supply in leguminous crops
  63. Urban Atmospheric Environment Quality Assessment by Naturally Growing Bryophytes in Central China
  64. The Effects of pH Change through Liming on Soil N2O Emissions
  65. The influence of soil temperature, methanogens and methanotrophs on methane emissions from cold waterlogged paddy fields
  66. Nitrous oxide emissions from tea garden soil following the addition of urea and rapeseed cake
  67. CO2 and N2O emissions in response to dolomite application are moisture dependent in an acidic paddy soil
  68. Effect of rice straw, biochar and calcite on maize plant and Ni bio-availability in acidic Ni contaminated soil
  69. Rice straw, biochar and calcite incorporation enhance nickel (Ni) immobilization in contaminated soil and Ni removal capacity
  70. Conversion of winter flooded rice paddy planting to rice-wheat rotation decreased methane emissions during the rice-growing seasons
  71. Role of sepiolite for cadmium (Cd) polluted soil restoration and spinach growth in wastewater irrigated agricultural soil
  72. Co-application of sugarcane bagasse biochar, farmyard manure and mineral nitrogen improved growth indices of corn grown in alkaline calcareous soil
  73. Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and Alcaligenes faecalis with biogas slurry improved maize growth and yield in saline-sodic field
  74. Biochar mitigates the N2O emissions from acidic soil by increasing the nosZ and nirK gene abundance and soil pH
  75. Evaluating efficacy of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria and potassium fertilizer on spinach growth under salt stress
  76. Evaluation of microbial inoculants pretreatment in straw and manure co-composting process enhancement
  77. Mitigation of N2O emissions from urine treated acidic soils by liming
  78. Restoring effect of soil acidity and Cu on N2O emissions from an acidic soil
  79. Biochar alleviates Cd phytotoxicity by minimizing bioavailability and oxidative stress in pak choi (Brassica chinensis L.) cultivated in Cd-polluted soil
  80. Influence of Various Passivators for Nickel Immobilization in Contaminated Soil of China
  81. Nitrate dependent Fe-oxidizing bacterial diversity in subtropical soils of China
  82. N2O, CH4, and CO2 Emissions from Continuous Flooded, Wet, and Flooded Converted to Wet Soils
  83. Effects of iron(III) reduction on organic carbon decomposition in two paddy soils under flooding conditions
  84. Effective Role of Biochar, Zeolite and Steel Slag on Leaching Behavior of Cd and Its Fractionations in Soil Column Study
  85. Influence of Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacterial Inoculation on Wheat Productivity Under Soil Salinity Stress
  86. A concise review of biochar application to agricultural soils to improve soil conditions and fight pollution
  87. Efficiency and surface characterization of different plant derived biochar for cadmium (Cd) mobility, bioaccessibility and bioavailability to Chinese cabbage in highly contaminated soil
  88. Comparative efficiency of rice husk-derived biochar (RHB) and steel slag (SS) on cadmium (Cd) mobility and its uptake by Chinese cabbage in highly contaminated soil
  89. Functional Analysis of the Chemosensory Protein MsepCSP8 From the Oriental Armyworm Mythimna separata
  90. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF TOMATO LEAF CURL VIRUS AND WHITEFLY POPULATION AND THEIR MANAGEMENT USING BOTANICALS
  91. Carbon budget and greenhouse gas balance during the initial years after rice paddy conversion to vegetable cultivation
  92. Reduction in soil N2O emissions by pH manipulation and enhanced nosZ gene transcription under different water regimes
  93. Influence of organic and inorganic passivators on Cd and Pb stabilization and microbial biomass in a contaminated paddy soil
  94. Efficiency of C3 and C4 Plant Derived-Biochar for Cd Mobility, Nutrient Cycling and Microbial Biomass in Contaminated Soil
  95. Cadmium Immobilization Potential of Rice Straw-Derived Biochar, Zeolite and Rock Phosphate: Extraction Techniques and Adsorption Mechanism
  96. Decrease in the annual emissions of CH4 and N2O following the initial land management change from rice to vegetable production
  97. Impacts of earthworm activity on the fate of straw carbon in soil: a microcosm experiment
  98. The interactive effects of dolomite application and straw incorporation on soil N2 O emissions
  99. A chemosensory protein MsepCSP5 involved in chemoreception of oriental armyworm Mythimna separata
  100. Substantial N 2 O emission during the initial period of the wheat season due to the conversion of winter-flooded paddy to rice-wheat rotation
  101. Biochar increased photosynthetic and accessory pigments in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) plants by reducing cadmium concentration under various irrigation waters
  102. Identifying the functional groups and the influence of synthetic chelators on Cd availability and microbial biomass carbon in Cd contaminated soil
  103. Conversion from rice to vegetable production increases N 2 O emission via increased soil organic matter mineralization
  104. Changes in the soil N potential mineralization and nitrification in a rice paddy after 20 years application of chemical fertilizers and organic matter
  105. Influence of ameliorating soil acidity with dolomite on the priming of soil C content and CO2 emission
  106. Assessing soil nitrous oxide emission as affected by phosphorus and nitrogen addition under two moisture levels
  107. The efficacy ofBeauveria bassiana,jasmonic acid and chlorantraniliprole on larval populations ofHelicoverpa armigerain chickpea crop ecosystems
  108. Dolomite application enhances CH4 uptake in an acidic soil
  109. The diversity of iron reducing bacteria communities in subtropical paddy soils of China
  110. Effects of dicyandiamide and dolomite application on N2O emission from an acidic soil
  111. Effect of the earthworm gut-stimulated denitrifiers on soil nitrous oxide emissions
  112. Dolomite application to acidic soils: a promising option for mitigating N2O emissions
  113. Soil Nitrous oxide and Carbon dioxide emissions following incorporation of above- and below-ground biomass of green bean
  114. Effect of straw returning in winter fallow in Chinese rice fields on greenhouse gas emissions: evidence from an incubation study
  115. Effects of soluble organic carbon addition on CH4 and CO2 emissions from paddy soils regulated by iron reduction processes
  116. Flooding effects on soil phenol oxidase activity and phenol release during rice straw decomposition
  117. Nitrous oxide emission from two acidic soils as affected by dolomite application
  118. Residual and cumulative effect of fertilizer zinc applied in wheat-cotton production system in an irrigated aridisol
  119. Amelioration of salt affected soils in rice paddy system by application of organic and inorganic amendments
  120. Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Yellow Brown Soil as Affected by Incorporation of Crop Residues With Different Carbon-to-Nitrogen Ratios: A Case Study in Central China