An approach to sustainable agriculture by untangling the fate of contrasting nitrogen sources in double-season rice grown with and without biochar

Excessive use of inorganic nitrogen (N) fertilizers is the primary anthropogenic cause of low N use efficiency and environmental damage in wetland rice agriculture. However, little is known about the performance of traditional inorganic N sources used in paddy rice production. Biochar (BC) is consid...

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Main Authors:	Ali, I. (Author), Ali, N. (Author), Amanullah (Author), Huang, M. (Author), Jiang, L. (Author), Liang, H. (Author), Muhammad, I. (Author), Ullah, S. (Author), Wei, S. (Author), Zhao, Q. (Author)
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Language:	English
Published:	Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:	Agricultural robots Agriculture alternative agriculture Ammonium Sulfate Anthropogenic cause bioaccumulation biochar Climate change Climate change mitigation Environmental damage fertilizer application Inorganic nitrogen leaching Leaching Metabolism N leaching N residual N uptake N use efficiency Nitrates nitrogen Nitrogen fertilizers rice Rice cropping systems seasonal variation Sulfur compounds Sustainable agriculture urea Urea
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An approach to sustainable agriculture by untangling the fate of contrasting nitrogen sources in double‐season rice grown with and without biochar

by Saif Ullah, Izhar Ali, He Liang, Quan Zhao, Shanqing Wei, Ihsan Muhammad, Min Huang, Amanullah, Nawab Ali, Ligeng Jiang
Published 2021-03-01

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An approach to sustainable agriculture by untangling the fate of contrasting nitrogen sources in double-season rice grown with and without biochar

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