OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment is 48. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Positive relationship between crop centrality and pollination service	152
Editorial Board	135
Editorial Board	117
Differential responses of soil nutrients to edaphic properties and microbial attributes following reclamation of abandoned salinized farmland	116
Editorial Board	110
Effect of land-use history on tree taxonomic and functional diversity in cocoa agroforestry plantations	107
Editorial Board	95
No wild bees? Don't worry! Non-bee flower visitors are still hard at work: The edge effect, landscape, and local characteristics determine taxonomic and functional diversity in apple orchards	94
Editorial Board	94
Editorial Board	90
Conversion of natural coastal wetlands to mariculture ponds dramatically decreased methane production by reducing substrate availability	89
Integrating chemical plant trait- and ecological-based approaches to better understand differences in insect herbivory between cultivated and natural systems	89
Editorial Board	86
Biodiversity measures providing food and nesting habitat increase the number of bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) colonies in modelled agricultural landscapes	77
Spontaneous flowering vegetation favours hoverflies and parasitoid wasps in apple orchards but has low cascading effects on biological pest control	75
How diverse are sun-grown coffee plantations? Local and landscape heterogeneity drives Andean rove beetle diversity	73
Editorial Board	70
Climate change mitigation potential of summer cowpea cover crops in Southern Australian cropping systems is limited	68
Edaphoclimatic drivers of the effect of extensive vegetation management on ecosystem services and biodiversity in vineyards	67
Functional structure and interactions within communities composed of cover crops and spontaneous species, along a cropping practices gradient	66
Editorial Board	66
Grazing intensity drives a trophic shift in the diet of common alpine birds	64
Editorial Board	62
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Editorial Board	61

Alternative fertilization practices lead to improvements in yield-scaled global warming potential in almond orchards	58
Great and fast increase in soil CH4 uptake after reforestation in karst cropland area is linked to the environmental and microbial factors	57
Consistent soil organic carbon accumulation under hedges driven by increase in light particulate organic matter	56
Effects of conservation tillage practices on rice yields and greenhouse gas emissions: Results from a 10-year in situ experiment	56
Effects of intercropping on composition and molecular diversity of soil dissolved organic matter in apple orchards: Different roles of bacteria and fungi	55
Warming-induced increase in N2O fluxes decreases with the legacy of agriculture and latitude in abandoned croplands	55
Diversified crop rotation: Synergistically enhancing peanut yield and soil organic carbon stability	55
Physical and chemical soil quality and litter stock in agroforestry systems in the Eastern Amazonia	55
Carbon and nutrient dynamics in landscapes under different levels of anthropogenic intervention in the semi-arid region of Brazil	54
Restoration of degraded soils with perennial pastures shifts soil microbial communities and enhances soil structure	54
Grassland management and integration during crop rotation impact soil carbon changes and grass-crop production	54
Tropical forest restoration promotes soil phosphorus bioavailability in SW China: Processes and predictors	54
Quantifying N leaching losses as a function of N balance: A path to sustainable food supply chains	53
Public and private economic benefits of adopting conservation tillage for cotton pollination	53
Intercropping enhances beneficial arthropods and controls pests: A systematic review and meta-analysis	52
Global greenhouse gas emissions from aquaculture: a bibliometric analysis	52
Maintaining scattered trees to boost carbon stock in temperate pastures does not compromise overall pasture quality for the livestock	51
Multi-objective spatial optimization to balance trade-offs between farmland bird diversity and potential agricultural net returns	51
Understanding the increased maize productivity of intercropping systems from interactive scenarios of plant roots and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi	50
A global synthesis on the rational management practices for enhancing phosphorus use efficiency in agricultural systems	49
Intensification of land use in Neotropical environments determines loss of taxonomic and functional diversity of spiders	49
Stable water isotopes reveal modification of cereal water uptake strategies in agricultural co-cropping systems	48
Effects of grazing on temperate grassland ecosystems: A meta-analysis	48
Key functional guilds with high trophic level organisms in soil are vital contributors to greenhouse gas emissions from cropland	48
Fencing reshapes spatial patterns of nutrient pools during peak-growing-season in the Tibetan grasslands: Spatial heterogeneity of C and N pools and elevational homogeneity of P pools	48
Health management of Cd-contaminated soil using Ca-Al layered double hydroxide: Response of different vegetables	48