32 results on '"Han, Zhaoqiang"'
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2. Lower soil nitrogen-oxide emissions associated with enhanced denitrification under replacing mineral fertilizer with manure in orchard soils
3. Benefits and limitations of biochar for climate-smart agriculture: a review and case study from China
4. Divergent effects of biochar amendment and replacing mineral fertilizer with manure on soil respiration in a subtropical tea plantation
5. Machine learning-based estimation and mitigation of nitric oxide emissions from Chinese vegetable fields
6. Substitution of organic and bio-organic fertilizers for mineral fertilizers to suppress nitrous oxide emissions from intensive vegetable fields
7. Effect of biochar and DMPP application alone or in combination on nitrous oxide emissions differed by soil types
8. Dynamics of soil organic carbon mineralization and enzyme activities after two months and six years of biochar addition
9. Greater nitrous and nitric oxide emissions from the soil between rows than under the canopy in subtropical tea plantations
10. Decreased N2O and NO emissions associated with stimulated denitrification following biochar amendment in subtropical tea plantations
11. Can biochar application improve the net economic benefits of tea plantations?
12. The legacy effect of biochar application on soil nitrous oxide emissions
13. Effect of biochar and DMPP application alone or in combination on nitrous oxide emissions differed by soil types
14. Spatiotemporal variations of dissolved CH4 concentrations and fluxes from typical freshwater types in an agricultural irrigation watershed in Eastern China
15. Emissions of Greenhouse Gases and NO from Rice Fields and a Peach Orchard as Affected by N Input and Land-Use Conversion
16. The legacy effect of biochar application on soil nitrous oxide emissions.
17. Persistent effects of biochar on soil organic carbon mineralization and resistant carbon pool in upland red soil, China
18. Biochar reduced soil nitrous oxide emissions through suppressing fungal denitrification and affecting fungal community assembly in a subtropical tea plantation
19. Impact of organic fertilizer substitution and biochar amendment on net greenhouse gas budget in a tea plantation
20. Microbial diversity and the abundance of keystone species drive the response of soil multifunctionality to organic substitution and biochar amendment in a tea plantation
21. Spatial-Temporal Resolution of Dissolved Ch4 Concentrations and Fluxes from Different Freshwater Types in an Agricultural Irrigation Watershed in Eastern China
22. Biochar impact on nitrate leaching in upland red soil, China
23. Differential responses of soil nitrogen‐oxide emissions to organic substitution for synthetic fertilizer and biochar amendment in a subtropical tea plantation
24. Dynamics of soil organic carbon mineralization and enzyme activities after two months and six years of biochar addition
25. Global soil‐derived ammonia emissions from agricultural nitrogen fertilizer application: A refinement based on regional and crop‐specific emission factors
26. Increased soil release of greenhouse gases shrinks terrestrial carbon uptake enhancement under warming
27. Soil acidity, available phosphorus content, and optimal biochar and nitrogen fertilizer application rates: A five-year field trial in upland red soil, China
28. Global soil‐derived ammonia emissions from agricultural nitrogen fertilizer application: A refinement based on regional and crop‐specific emission factors.
29. An adaptive flux observer for the permanent magnet synchronous motor
30. An adaptive flux observer for the permanent magnet synchronous motor
31. The crucial factors of soil fertility and rapeseed yield - A five year field trial with biochar addition in upland red soil, China.
32. Spatiotemporal variations of dissolved CH 4 concentrations and fluxes from typical freshwater types in an agricultural irrigation watershed in Eastern China.
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