Suitable split nitrogen application increases grain yield and photosynthetic capacity in drip-irrigated winter wheat ( L.) under different water regimes in the North China Plain.

Chemical fertilizer overuse is a major environmental threat, critically polluting soil and water resources. An optimization of nitrogen (N) fertilizer application in winter wheat ( L.) in association with various irrigation scheduling is a potential approach in this regard.

Maize () Seedlings Rhizosphere Microbial Community as Responded to Acidic Biochar Amendment Under Saline Conditions.

Biochar has extensively been used for multiple purposes in agriculture, including improving soil microbial biomass. The current study aimed to investigate the effect of acidic biochar on maize seedlings' rhizosphere bacterial abundance under salinity. There were seven treatments and three replicates in a controlled greenhouse coded as B0S1, B1S1, and B2S1 and B0S2, B1S2, and B2S2.

Effects of different nitrogen application rates on soil water stable aggregates and NO emission in winter wheat field.

Excessive nitrogen application would deteriorate soil structure and increase greenhouse gas emission. We set up six treatments, i.e.