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22. Comparative Effects of Different Organic and Inorganic Fertilisers on Soil Fertility, Plant Growth, Soil Microbial Community, and Storage Ability of Lettuce M. El-Mogy et al.
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26. Decomposition Dynamics of Surface Applied Individual and Mixed Trifolium and Populus Leaf Residues M. Tahir et al.
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30. The Use of Grape Pomace as Soil Fertilizer: A Microcosm Study on Available C and N and Consequences for Microbial Biomass, Structure, and Catabolic Responses S. Korz et al.
31. Effects of a 2‐Year Application of Different Residual Biomasses on Soil Properties and Potato Yield E. Abdeldaym et al.
32. Decomposition and nutrient release from legume and non‐legume residues in a tropical soil J. da Silva et al.
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34. Impact of Crop Residue, Nutrients, and Soil Moisture on Methane Emissions from Soil under Long-Term Conservation Tillage R. Choudhary et al.
35. Improvement of several indicators of physical and biological properties of soil after adding crops biomass residues and yield of upland rice J. Barus et al.
36. Effect ofIn SituWater Harvesting Techniques on Soil and Nutrient Losses in Semi‐Arid Northern Ethiopia B. Grum et al.
37. Dynamics of C, N and C/N ratio in substrates based on miscanthus straw in container production ofSpiraea japonica‘Macrophylla’ P. Bąbelewski et al.
38. Organic and chemical fertilizer input management on maize and soil productivity in two agro-ecological zones of Ghana R. Omari et al.
39. C/N ratio of high-organic C materials is a poor predictor of microbial nitrate immobilization potential in a nitrate-rich soil: An 15N incubation study Z. Chen et al.
40. Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil C:N Ratio in a Mollisol Watershed of Northeast China S. Zhang et al.
41. Physicochemical and Nutrient Release Characteristics of a Thermochemical Organic Fertilizer Produced from Degradable Solid Waste and Its Effect on Productivity of Banana N. Leno & C. Sudharmaidevi
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50. CO2 emission and structural characteristics of two calcareous soils amended with municipal solid waste and plant residue N. Yazdanpanah
51. Nitrogen recovery in reclaimed mine soil under different amendment practices in tandem with legume and non‐legume revegetation: A review S. Kumari & S. Maiti
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59. The Potential for Waste‐Derived Materials to Form Soil Covers for the Restoration of Mine Tailings in Ireland D. Smart et al.
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61. Assessing the impact of rice-wheat-maize residue decomposition rate and nutrient dynamics of residue and soil using different placement method in the IGP of India A. Mishra et al.
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63. Carbon to nitrogen ratio and quantity of organic amendment interactively affect crop growth and soil mineral N retention M. van der Sloot et al.
64. Solid Residues from the Distillation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants as Amendments for Acid Soils: A Preliminary Study A. Karagianni et al.
65. Estimation of the Value of Ecosystem Carbon Sequestration Services under Different Scenarios in the Central China (the Qinling-Daba Mountain Area) Y. Yu et al.
66. Long‐Term Durum Wheat‐Based Cropping Systems Result in the Rapid Saturation of Soil Carbon in the Mediterranean Semi‐arid Environment A. Novara et al.
67. Legume growth and straw retention in sugarcane fields: Effects on crop yield, C and N storage in the central-south Brazil C. Bohórquez-Sánchez et al.
68. A Longitudinal Study of the Microbial Basis of Nitrous Oxide Emissions Within a Long-Term Agricultural Experiment G. Behnke et al.
69. Estimations of soil fertility in physically degraded agricultural soils through selective accounting of fine earth and gravel fractions M. Nagaraja et al.
70. Effect of wheat and rice straw biochar produced at different temperatures on maize growth and nutrient dynamics of a calcareous soil M. Naeem et al.
71. Nutrient Management Drives the Direction and Magnitude of Nitrous Oxide Flux in Crop Residue-Returned Soil Under Different Soil Moisture S. Lenka et al.
72. Nitrogen recovery from Brassicaceae oilseed crops: a function of residue quality P. Gallage et al.
73. Aerobic mineralization of selected organic nutrient sources for soil fertility improvement in cambisols, Southern Ethiopia A. Abebe & H. Wassie
74. How does straw-incorporation rate reduce runoff and erosion on sloping cropland of black soil region? S. Chen et al.
75. Assessment and Monitoring of Soil Degradation during Land Use Change Using Multivariate Analysis Y. Khaledian et al.
76. Coal Clinker Ash Influence in Mineral Nitrogen Sorption and Leaching in Sandy Soil A. Dube et al.
77. Effects of Azolla on Nitrogen Mineralization in Soils of Hawassa Zuria and Wondo Genet Districts, Southern Ethiopia, Incubated Under Laboratory Conditions H. Alemayehu et al.
78. Soil properties of overburden and topsoil in limestone mining area: A preliminary study R. Hindersah et al.
79. Fate of Organic and Inorganic Nitrogen in Crusted and Non‐Crusted Kobresia Grasslands L. Zhang et al.
80. Interaction effects of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer on nitrogen mineralization of wheat residues in a calcareous soil F. Akbari et al.
81. Cooperative effects of field traffic and organic matter treatments on some compaction-related soil properties M. Mujdeci et al.
82. Why organic resources and current fertilizer formulations in Southern Africa cannot sustain maize productivity: Evidence from a long-term experiment in Zimbabwe T. Mtangadura et al.
83. Applying Different Organic Amendments Optimizes Soil Nitrogen Management and Increases Greenhouse Tomato Yield X. Qi et al.
84. Agroecological Practices and Agrobiodiversity: A Case Study on Organic Orange in Southern Italy C. Ciaccia et al.
85. Short-term effects of Sulla residues and farmyard manure amendments on soil properties: cation exchange capacity (CEC), base cations (BC), and percentage base saturation (PBS) K. Bouajila et al.
86. Impact of ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.) and mixtures with red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) as a precrop of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) on nitrous oxide and methane emissions F. Tröber et al.
87. Plant material and its biochar differ in their effects on nitrogen mineralization and nitrification in a subtropical forest soil M. Yu et al.
88. Taking climate, land use, and social economy into estimation of carbon budget in the Guanzhong-Tianshui Economic Region of China T. Li et al.
89. Effects of climate-smart agricultural practices on crop yields, soil carbon, and nitrogen pools in Africa: a meta-analysis E. Kichamu-Wachira et al.
90. Above‐Ground and Below‐Ground Ecosystem Biomass Accumulation and Carbon Sequestration with Caragana korshinskii Kom Plantation Development L. Deng et al.
91. Soil Restoration after seven Years of Exclosure Management in Northwestern Ethiopia W. Mekuria et al.
92. Species Composition and Carbon Stock in Different Agroforestry Practices in the mid-hills of Nepal D. Paudel et al.
93. Microbial communities and residues in robinia- and poplar-based alley-cropping systems under organic and integrated management H. Sun et al.
94. An exploration of manure derived N in soils using 15N after the application of biochar, straw and a mix of both S. Ding et al.
95. Cover Crop Effects on Soil N Retention and Supply in Fertilizer-Intensive Cropping Systems (A Review) F. Pan et al.
96. Effects on soil nitrogen and plant production from land applying three types of biosolids to an agricultural field for three consecutive years Z. Lin et al.
97. Nutrient uptake of catch crops under non‐limiting growth conditions T. Selzer & S. Schubert
98. Faba bean in crop rotation shapes bacterial and fungal communities and nutrient contents under conventional tillage of triticale A. Siczek et al.
99. Nutrient retention and loss during ecosystem succession: revisiting a classic model K. Lajtha
100. N-fertiliser application or legume integration enhances N cycling in tropical pastures B. Homem et al.
101. Land use change effects on stratification and storage of soil carbon and nitrogen: Application to a Mediterranean nature reserve B. Lozano-García et al.
102. Management impact and benefit of cover crops on soil quality: A review A. Adetunji et al.
103. Decomposition of Hemp Residues in Soil as Facilitated by Different Nitrogen Sources U. Stulpinaite et al.
104. Stable isotopes as a tool towards a better understanding of the biogeochemical traits of invasive Fallopia japonica S. Grange et al.
105. Biomass of Eichhornia crassipes as an Alternative Substrate for the Formation of Lettuce Seedlings M. Laguna-Estrada et al.
106. Microbial immobilization of ammonium and nitrate fertilizers induced by starch and cellulose in an agricultural soil Q. Ma et al.
107. Environmental Factors Affecting the Mineralization of Crop Residues A. Grzyb et al.
108. Nitrogen Mineralization in Soil Amended with Compost and Urea as Affected by Plant Residues Supplements with Controlled C/N Ratios N. Binh & K. Shima
109. Determination of organic materials quality based on nutrient recovery, mineral fertilizer equivalency and maize (Zea maysL.) allometry G. Abera
110. Application of Zeolites for Sustainable Agriculture: a Review on Water and Nutrient Retention S. Nakhli et al.
111. Grain Legume-Based Cropping Systems’ Effects on Soil Organic Carbon and Nutrient Dynamics A. Phiri & K. Njira
112. Optimum rates of surface‐applied coal char decreased soil ammonia volatilization loss D. Panday et al.
113. The multifunctionality of cuttings from semi-natural habitats as organic amendments in arable farming M. van der Sloot et al.