Anthropogenic activities generally consume non-renewable resources and release polluting
substances into the environment. Concerning agriculture, the crop** systems are almost …

The evolution of nitrogen fixation undoubtedly altered nearly all corners of the biosphere,
given the essential role of nitrogen in the synthesis of biomass. To date, there is no unified …

The electrocatalytic C− N coupling from carbon dioxide and nitrate under ambient conditions
is kind of sustainable and promising alternative method for urea synthesis. To date, the …

This study addresses the urgent need to understand the impacts of climate change on
coastal ecosystems by demonstrating how to use the SWAT+ model to assess the effects of …

The microbiome function responses to land use change are important for the long-term
prediction and management of soil ecological functions under human influence. However, it …

The explicit formulations of the Gibbs free energy subject to the concerned species are
useful to determine the conditions for minimizing the total Gibbs free energy of a system with …

Nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from livestock manure contribute significantly to the growth of
atmospheric N2O, a powerful greenhouse gas and dominant ozone‐depleting substance …

Numerous studies have highlighted the importance of nitrates (NO x−) reduction processes
in estuarine and coastal ecosystems over the past decades. However, the biotic and abiotic …

The co-contamination of arsenic (As) and cadmium (Cd) in rice fields presents a global
imperative for resolution. However, understanding the complex microbially driven …

Aims The current study aims to investigate the optimal substitution rate of inorganic fertilizer
with organic fertilization practices to reduce N 2 O emission without yield penalty in rainfed …