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4. Crop-Specific Emission Projection Suggests Peaking of Agricultural N2O by the Middle Century T. Zhang et al.
5. Enhanced urea competitiveness in Pyropia yezoensis via PyDUR3.1 overexpression: Infeasibility of reducing P. yezoensis aquaculture area in green tide control M. Guo et al.
6. Improving future agricultural sustainability by optimizing crop distributions in China Q. Guan et al.
7. Optimizing cropland management to mitigate climate-induced nitrogen leakage risk in Chinese ecosystems D. Zhao et al.
8. Increasing nitrogen cycling in deciduous fruit orchards and vineyards to enhance N use efficiency and reduce N losses – A review M. Tagliavini et al.
9. Anthropogenic Activities Dominate Vegetation Improvement in Arid Areas of China Y. Guo et al.
10. Exploring the Potential of Nitrogen Fertilizer Mixed Application to Improve Crop Yield and Nitrogen Partial Productivity: A Meta-Analysis Y. Duan et al.
11. Transboundary Impacts of NO2 on Soil Nitrogen Fixation and Their Effects on Crop Yields in China J. Xie et al.
12. Nitrogen Eutrophication in Chinese Aquatic Ecosystems: Drivers, Impacts, and Mitigation Strategies A. Omoregie et al.
13. Mapping specific groundwater nitrate concentrations from spatial data using machine learning: A case study of chongqing, China Y. Liang et al.
14. Unlocking China's grain yield potential: Harnessing technological and spatial synergies in diverse cropping systems Z. Dai et al.
15. Projecting global fertilizer consumption under shared socioeconomic pathway (SSP) scenarios using an approach of ensemble machine learning Y. Gao et al.
16. N Fertilizer Reduction Combined with Organic Amendment Enhances Soil Multifunctionality by Altering Nutrient Availability and Fungal Community Structure in an Intensive Grain Production System X. Liu et al.
17. Improving nitrogen use efficiency of rice crop through an optimized root system and agronomic practices H. Zhang et al.
18. Land-use intensification dominates China's land provisioning services: From the perspective of land system science W. Mao & L. Jiao
19. Evaluating the impact of elevated CO2 on the hydrological cycle and carbon budgets in the loess plateau B. Zhu et al.
20. Root-zone targeted nitrogen fertilization enhances maize productivity and soil organic carbon stability by regulating carbon fractions and mineralization rate in black soil M. Irfan et al.
21. Combination of feature selection and geographical stratification increases the soil total nitrogen estimation accuracy based on vis-NIR and pXRF spectral fusion J. Song et al.
22. Data driven analysis on changing patterns of reactive nitrogen deposition in East and Southeast Asia J. Tan et al.
23. Warming increased the promotion of atmospheric CO2 concentration on biological nitrogen fixation by changing the nifH gene community W. Huang et al.
24. Quantifying the sources and health risks of groundwater nitrate via dual N O isotopes and Monte Carlo simulations in a developed planting-breeding area J. Liu et al.
25. Declining Crop Yield Sensitivity to Drought and Its Environmental Drivers in the North China Plain Z. Wang et al.
26. N2Onet: a global collaborative network facilitating advances in measurement, modeling, and mitigation of agricultural soil nitrous oxide emissions W. Yang et al.
27. Promotion of nitrogen accumulation through enhanced soil-water interface activity in rice-aquatic animal co-culture systems: a review K. Li et al.
28. Patterns and drivers of atmospheric inorganic nitrogen deposition in Northeast Asia A. Mgelwa et al.
29. The Evaluation of a Long-Term Experiment on the Relationships between Weather, Nitrogen Fertilization, Preceding Crop, and Winter Wheat Grain Yield on Cambisol L. Hlisnikovský et al.
30. Spatiotemporal variations of soil nitrate accumulation in the cropland of North China Plain Z. Chu et al.
31. The estimation method is the primary source of uncertainty in cropland nitrate leaching estimates in China X. Tian et al.
32. Unraveling the regional dynamics of straw mulching and incorporation on crop yields in Northeast China Y. Song et al.
33. Fertilization-driven pulses of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide complicate air pollution in early spring over the North China Plain T. Feng et al.
34. Seasonal Variations and Drivers of Total Nitrogen and Phosphorus in China’s Surface Waters J. Li et al.
35. Effects of biochar on volatilization of ammonia from tomato soil and its mechanism L. Chen et al.
36. Effects of enhancing nitrogen use efficiency in cropland and livestock systems on agricultural ammonia emissions and particulate matter air quality in China B. Luo et al.
37. High-Resolution Estimation of Cropland N2O Emissions in China Based on Machine Learning Algorithms C. Liu et al.
38. Optimizing water and nitrogen management to balance greenhouse gas emissions and yield in Chinese rice paddies X. Yao et al.
39. A novel approach of generating pseudo revisited soil sample data based on environmental similarity for space-time soil organic carbon modelling W. Cui et al.
40. Turning point of direct N2O emissions in China’s croplands dominated by reduced fertilizer usage since 2015 Z. Li et al.
41. Lower Direct N2O Emission Factors in Chinese Croplands than IPCC Defaults: A Systematic Meta-Analysis K. Xu et al.
42. A meta-analysis reveals large potential of substituting synthetic nitrogen fertilizer with solid organic fertilizer for climate mitigation in China S. Zhao et al.
43. Nutrient limitation of soil organic carbon stocks under straw return F. Mo et al.
44. Anthropogenic transformation and flow of N in China's fertilizer system Y. Chai et al.
45. Nitrogen fertilization and soil nitrogen cycling: Unraveling the links among multiple environmental factors, functional genes, and transformation rates L. Du et al.
46. Organic carbon sequestration under straw return: Region-specific modelling framework B. Du et al.
47. Using process-oriented model output to enhance machine learning-based soil organic carbon prediction in space and time L. Zhang et al.
48. Crop Redistribution Increases Regional Production While Reducing Water Deficit, Fertilizer Use, and Production Losses: Evidence from a Multi-Objective Optimization at the County Level in Northeast China Y. Zhang et al.
49. Large loss of reactive nitrogen and the associated environmental damages from tea production in China X. Huang et al.
50. Spatial optimization of cropping patterns of staple crops to enhance supply–demand balance in China Z. Dai et al.
51. Reduced nitrogen fertilizer application mitigated CH4 fluxes from rice paddies under an elevated CO2 concentration Y. Wang et al.
52. Comammox and ammonia-oxidizing archaea dominated the nitrification under different nitrogen fertilizer levels in acid purple soil of Southwest China J. Xie et al.
53. Impacts of China’s Main Grain-Producing Areas on Agricultural Carbon Emissions: A Sustainable Development Perspective S. Wang et al.
54. Spatial-temporal assessment and optimization of ecological cropland utilization: A case study of China's Huang-Huai-Hai region L. Yang et al.
55. Controlled-release urea reduces nitrogen fertilizer-induced proton release: a column experiment H. Zong et al.
56. Effects of Combined Application of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers on Physical and Chemical Properties in Saline–Alkali Soil D. Yu et al.
57. Parameterizations of human activities in paleoclimate modeling: Current status and future perspectives X. Zhang et al.
58. The Effect of Slow-Release Fertilizer on the Growth of Garlic Sprouts and the Soil Environment C. Han et al.
59. Geological regulation of nitrous oxide emission risks in rivers globally H. Qi et al.
60. Development and the Effect of Weather and Mineral Fertilization on Grain Yield and Stability of Winter Wheat following Alfalfa—Analysis of Long-Term Field Trial L. Hlisnikovský et al.
61. Influence and Mechanism of Fertilization and Irrigation of Heavy Metal Accumulation in Salinized Soils D. Yu et al.
62. Exploring spatiotemporal changes of Wuliangsuhai lake Basin’s nitrogen and phosphorus sources, retention, and export to the Yellow River Z. Wang et al.
63. Global Crop-Specific Fertilization Dataset from 1961–2019 F. Coello et al.
64. Climate-adaptive crop distribution can feed food demand, improve water scarcity, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions Z. Su et al.
65. Estimation of N2O and CH4 emissions in field study and DNDC model under optimal nitrogen level in rice-wheat rotation system Y. Ma et al.
66. How Weather and Fertilization Affected Grain Yield and Stability of Winter Wheat in a Long-Term Trial in the South Moravian Region, Czech Republic L. Hlisnikovský et al.
67. Quantifying the Water Quality Impacts of Cropland Farming in China: A Satellite Data Approach C. Tang et al.
68. Identification of unique ecosystem service bundles in farmland - A case study in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain of China L. Gong et al.
69. Nutrient management in China at the crossroads Y. Hou et al.
70. The stacking method enhances machine learning models for monitoring and understanding regional soil available nitrogen variations in croplands S. Lei et al.
71. Simulation of spatiotemporal variability in nitrate leaching from farmland in the vadose zone of coastal alluvial basin of Dagu River, China K. Yang et al.
72. Modeling the effects of rainfall intensity on nitrogen leaching in a karst agroecosystem: a comparative study of paddy fields and orchards using HYDRUS-1D C. Gong et al.
73. Regional patterns and mitigation potentials of nitrous oxide emissions from upland soils in eastern China T. Ye et al.
74. Enhanced clay mineral–mediated ammonium fixation–release turnover under no–tillage with straw retention: An effective buffering mechanism for nitrogen retention and supply in agroecosystems of Northeast China L. Yuan et al.
75. Major contributions of agricultural management practices to topsoil organic carbon distribution and accumulation in croplands of East China over three decades Y. Pu et al.
76. When the fire ends: Straw burning, regulation, and pollution substitution H. Hong & K. Chen
77. Mechanisms and Mitigation of Nitrate Vertical Transport in Black Soil Croplands of Northeast China: Evidence from a 15N-Tracing Study Y. Liu et al.
78. CN‐N: A gridded dataset of nitrogen rate for rice, wheat and maize in China developed using the county‐level nitrogen statistics W. Zhang et al.
79. Soil Microbiome Response to Reduced Nitrogen Supply in an Over-Fertilized Wheat-Maize System X. Liu et al.
80. Maximizing nitrous oxide mitigation potential of straw-derived biochar in China with optimal application strategies Q. Wang et al.
81. The Extension of Vegetable Production to High Altitudes Increases the Environmental Cost and Decreases Economic Benefits in Subtropical Regions T. Liang et al.
82. Machine learning-based estimation and mitigation of nitric oxide emissions from Chinese vegetable fields Z. Han et al.
83. Long-term balanced organic and synthetic nitrogen fertilization can realize sustainable crop production C. Zhang et al.
84. Atmospheric Reactive Nitrogen Deposition from 2010 to 2021 in Lake Taihu and the Effects on Phytoplankton J. Deng et al.
85. Stagnating rice yields in China need to be overcome by cultivars and management improvements H. Zhuang et al.
86. The impact of nitrogen Fertilizer application on air Pollution: Evidence from China H. Ai et al.
87. Application of a comprehensive framework to estimate the risk of agricultural non-point source pollution in China since 2000 Z. Wu et al.
88. Recent stabilization of agricultural non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions in China Y. Gao et al.