Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment

Papers
(The median citation count of Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment is 8. 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
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Effects of non-crop habitats on ground-dwelling arthropod diversity in a desert-oasis region of northwest China194
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The planting years of vineyards alters the carbon fixation pathways by soil autotrophic microorganism116
Effects of patch-burn grazing and rotational grazing on grassland bird abundance, species richness, and diversity in native grassland pastures of the Midsouth USA113
Great and fast increase in soil CH4 uptake after reforestation in karst cropland area is linked to the environmental and microbial factors110
How diverse are sun-grown coffee plantations? Local and landscape heterogeneity drives Andean rove beetle diversity107
Management intensive grazing on New England dairy farms enhances soil nitrogen stocks and elevates soil nitrous oxide emissions without increasing soil carbon102
Habitat availability and climate warming drive changes in the distribution of grassland grasshoppers98
Identifying the best fertilization practices by many-objective optimization to mitigate nitrous oxide emissions from tea field in the subtropics in Central China96
Experimental insecticide applications change tomato pollinator assemblages and do not increase fruit production84
Nitrate losses in subsurface drainage and nitrous oxide emissions from a winter camelina relay cropping system reveal challenges to sustainable intensification83
Increase of soil organic carbon stock by iron slag-based silicate fertilizer application in paddy soils81
Ameliorating C and N balance without loss of productivity by applying mulching measures in rainfed areas81
Increasing N use efficiency while decreasing gaseous N losses in a non-tilled wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) crop using a double inhibitor78
Pasture age impacts soil fungal composition while bacteria respond to soil chemistry76
Management strategies for reducing phosphorus levels in saltwater-intruded agricultural fields71
Long-term cover crop management effects on soil properties in dryland cropping systems71
Do voluntary sustainability standards reduce primary forest loss? A global analysis for food commodities71
Crop rotation and green manure type enhance organic carbon fractions and reduce soil arsenic content71
Plastic film-mulched ridges and straw-mulched furrows increase soil carbon sequestration and net ecosystem economic benefit in a wheat-maize rotation71
Effect of dissolved organic matter (DOM) on greenhouse gas emissions in rice varieties68
Patterns of denitrifier communities assembly and co-occurrence network regulate N2O emissions in soils with long-term contrasting tillage histories68
Flowering plants in open tomato greenhouses enhance pest suppression in conventional systems and reveal resource saturation for natural enemies in organic systems68
Temperature response of soil respiration decreases with latitude and elevation in abandoned croplands67
A global synthesis on the rational management practices for enhancing phosphorus use efficiency in agricultural systems67
Quantifying soil organic carbon’s critical role in cereal productivity losses under annualized crop rotations67
Effect of long-term tillage and residue managements on weed flora and its impact on winter wheat development66
Agroforestry with contour planting of grass contributes to terrace formation and conservation of soil and nutrients on sloping land65
Using the paddy eco-ditch wetland system to reduce nitrogen non-point source pollution discharge from paddies: A consecutive six-year study in the Yunnan Plateau, China64
Diversified crop rotation: Synergistically enhancing peanut yield and soil organic carbon stability64
Root exudate-mediated plant–microbiome interactions determine plant health during disease infection64
Trade-off between carbon sequestration and water loss for vegetation greening in China63
Combining entomopathogenic Pseudomonas bacteria, nematodes and fungi for biological control of a below-ground insect pest61
Pyric herbivory increases soil microbial diversity but has a site-dependent effect on soil mesofauna in the mid-term61
Nitrous oxide emissions dynamics in Indian agricultural landscapes: Revised emission rates and new insights60
The value of biotic pollination and dense forest for fruit set of Arabica coffee: A global assessment60
Impact assessment of soil salinity on crop production in Uzbekistan and its global significance58
Intercropping in rainfed Mediterranean olive groves contributes to improving soil quality and soil organic carbon storage58
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 orchards57
Response of soil organic carbon fractions to cover cropping: A meta-analysis of agroecosystems57
Effects of intercropping on composition and molecular diversity of soil dissolved organic matter in apple orchards: Different roles of bacteria and fungi56
Soil microbial composition, diversity, and network stability in intercropping versus monoculture responded differently to drought55
Soil organic carbon and nitrogen fractions as affected by straw and nitrogen management on the North China Plain55
Agricultural extensification enhances functional diversity but not phylogenetic diversity in Mediterranean olive groves: A case study with ant and bird communities54
Quantifying N leaching losses as a function of N balance: A path to sustainable food supply chains54
Nitrous oxide emission factors for cattle dung and urine deposited onto tropical pastures: A review of field-based studies53
Land cover and climate drive shifts in Bombus assemblage composition53
Seasonal and annual methane and nitrous oxide emissions affected by tillage and cover crops in flood-irrigated rice52
Integrating straw return and tillage practices to enhance soil organic carbon sequestration in wheat–maize rotation systems in the North China Plain52
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Mineral fertilizer substitution and application of Bacillus velezensis SQR9 reduced nitrogen-oxide emissions in tropical vegetable fields49
Responses of carbon and microbial community structure to soil nitrogen status vary between maize and potato residue decomposition49
The value of two agri-environment scheme habitats for pollinators: Annually cultivated margins for arable plants and floristically enhanced grass margins49
Alfalfa-livestock system promotes the accumulation of soil organic carbon in a semi-arid marginal land49
Forest land-use increases soil organic carbon quality but not its structural or thermal stability in a hedgerow system48
N2O emissions from soils under short-term straw return in a wheat-corn rotation system are associated with changes in the abundance of functional microbes48
Is green manure a viable substitute for inorganic fertilizer to improve grain yields and advance carbon neutrality in paddy agriculture?48
Grazing and applications of nitrogen and phosphorus effects on herbage production and greenhouse gas emissions of pasture in an arid region48
Cover crops and N fertilization affect soil ammonia volatilization and N2O emission by regulating the soil labile carbon and nitrogen fractions48
Pastures under dry climate can be cold spots for soil nitrous oxide emissions from grazing cattle excreta47
Erratum to “What makes ditches and ponds more efficient in nitrogen control?” [Agri. Ecosyst. Environ. 314 (2021) 107409]47
Viral abundance and lysogenic fraction respond dynamically to cover-crop burn down and vary with conservation soil management practices47
Corrigendum to “A synthesis of the effect of regenerative agriculture on soil carbon sequestration in Southeast Asian croplands” [Agric. Ecosyst. Environ. 349 (2023) 108450]47
Combining organic fertilisation and perennial crops in the rotation enhances arthropod communities46
Grazing exclusion modulates the effects of different components of plant diversity on biomass production in semiarid rangeland46
Organic amendments increase crop yield while mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from the perspective of carbon fees in a soybean-wheat system46
Mitigation of ammonia volatilization on farm using an N stabilizer – A demonstration in Quzhou, North China Plain46
Peanut–cotton intercropping to enhance soil ecosystem multifunctionality: Roles of microbial keystone taxa, assembly processes, and C-cycling profiles46
Seasonal effects reveal potential mitigation strategies to reduce N2O emission and N leaching from grassland swards of differing composition (grass monoculture, grass/clover and multispecies)45
Apple trees utilize 3–5% of root biomass in the weathered rock layer to absorb 33–34% of their transpiration water consumption45
N and P addition increase soil respiration but decrease contribution of heterotrophic respiration in semiarid grassland45
Intensification differentially affects the delivery of multiple ecosystem services in subtropical and temperate grasslands45
Semiochemically assisted trap cropping to reduce broad bean beetle (Bruchus rufimanus) infestation in faba bean45
Soil health indicator responses to three years of cover crop and crop rotation in a northern semi-arid region, the Canadian prairies45
Mammals in cacao agroforests: Implications of management intensification in two contrasting landscapes45
Ungulates alter plant cover without consistent effect on soil ecosystem functioning45
Increasing water-use efficiency in rice fields threatens an endangered waterbird45
A global analysis of agricultural productivity and water resource consumption changes over cropland expansion regions44
Rationale for field-specific on-farm precision experimentation44
Weed suppression and maize yield influenced by cover crop mixture diversity and tillage43
Microbial effects of prolonged nitrogen fertilization and straw mulching on soil N2O emissions using metagenomic sequencing43
Twenty years of nitrous oxide emissions research in Australian agriculture: A review43
Soil health assessment in the Yangtze River Delta of China: Method development and application in orchards43
Treed field borders net-export over 82,000 more hoverflies per km every week into canola crops than herbaceous field borders, regardless of mass-flowering crop bloom42
Spatial arrangement of intercropping impacts natural enemy abundance and aphid predation in an intensive farming system42
Moderate sheep grazing increases arthropod biomass and habitat use by steppe birds42
The location and vegetation physiognomy of ecological infrastructures determine bat activity in Mediterranean floodplain landscapes42
Fungicide treatments drive changes in the diversity and species richness of tissue-resident bacteria in agrobiont cobweb-weaving and epigeic spiders42
Management practices and seasonality affect stingless bee colony growth, foraging activity, and pollen diet in coffee agroecosystems42
Irrigation modulates entomopathogenic nematode community and its soil food web in olive groves under different agricultural managements42
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Perennial woodlands benefit parasitoid diversity, but annual flowering fallows enhance parasitism of wheat aphids in an agricultural landscape41
Comparative pollinator conservation potential of coffee agroforestry relative to coffee monoculture and tropical rainforest in the DR Congo41
Impact of plastic mulching and residue return on maize yield and soil organic carbon storage in irrigated dryland areas under climate change41
The enhancing effect of intercropping sugar beet with chicory on the deep root growth and nutrient uptake41
Macrocyclic lactone residues in cattle dung result in a sharp decline in the population of dung beetles in the rangelands of northern China41
The response of grassland productivity to atmospheric nitrogen deposition in northern China41
Pollination services to squash insufficient despite abundant specialist bees40
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Invertebrate diversity is shaped by farm management, edge effects and landscape context in the Prairie Pothole Region of Canada40
Can earthworms and root traits improve plant struvite-P uptake? A field mesocosm study40
Agricultural cultivation duration affects soil inorganic N turnover and supply capacity: Evidence in subtropical karst regions40
Environmental and biotic filters interact to shape the coexistence of native and introduced bees in northern Patagonian forests40
In-situ retention of vegetable residues combined with calcium cyanamide or microbial consortium enhances overall soil quality and cucumber productivity in a long-term monoculture system39
Biochar mitigates greenhouse gas emissions from bulk soil in wheat-corn rotation system by inhibiting biochemical decomposition39
Agricultural management intensity determines the strength of weed seed predation39
Dominance of honey bees is negatively associated with wild bee diversity in commercial apple orchards regardless of management practices39
Insect excluding mesh enhances Spotted-wing Drosophila (Drosophila suzukii) control in tunneled raspberry with limited effects on natural enemy abundance39
Effects of landscape structure on abundance and family richness of hymenopteran parasitoids in the olive agroecosystem39
Pinus radiata as a dendro-remediation species against nitrate leaching in the New Zealand primary industrial areas: Current snapshot and prospects39
To what extent is fennel crop dependent on insect pollination?39
Nutrient and sediment retention by riparian vegetated buffer strips: Impacts of buffer length, vegetation type, and season39
Determining the role of land resource, cropping and management practices in soil organic carbon status of rice-based cropping systems39
Vegetation restoration changed the soil aggregate stability and aggregate carbon stabilization pathway according to δ13C signatures39
Historical and future dynamics of cropland soil organic carbon stocks in an intensive human-impacted area of southeastern China39
Identifying areas where biodiversity is at risk from potential cocoa expansion in the Congo Basin38
Growing and non-growing season nitrous oxide emissions from a manured semiarid cropland soil under irrigation38
Optimal nitrogen management increased topsoil organic carbon stock and maintained whole soil inorganic carbon stock to increase soil carbon stock—A 15-year field evidence38
Managed and wild bees contribute to alfalfa (Medicago sativa) pollination38
Highly diverse flower strips promote natural enemies more in annual field crops: A review and meta-analysis38
Contrasting water quality in response to long-term nitrogen fertilization in rainfed and irrigated apple-producing regions on China’s Loess Plateau38
Fallow replacement cover crops impact soil water and nitrogen dynamics in a semi-arid sub-tropical environment38
Land-use changes alter the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal community composition and assembly in the ancient tea forest reserve37
Ungulate herbivores promote contrasting modifications of soil properties and organic carbon stabilization in a grazed grassland versus rewilded woodland environment37
Climate and geochemistry interactions at different altitudes influence soil organic carbon turnover times in alpine grasslands36
Soil physical properties in a natural highland grassland in southern Brazil subjected to a range of grazing heights36
Rodent fertility in commercial orchards in relation to body mass and body condition36
Rates of soil organic carbon change in cultivated and afforested sandy soils36
Grazing exclusion-induced alterations of soil microbial biogeographic pattern and co-occurrence network across a Tibetan elevation gradient36
Diversification of an integrated crop-livestock system: Agroecological and food production assessment at farm scale36
Nitrogen and carbon stocks in sandy soil cultivated with corn subjected to 17 years of animal manure and mineral fertilizer application36
Effect of cover cropping on soil organic matter characteristics: Insights from a five-year field experiment in Nebraska35
Configurational landscape heterogeneity: Crop-fallow boundaries enhance the taxonomic diversity of carabid beetles and spiders35
Different grazers and grazing practices alter the growth, soil properties, and rhizosphere soil bacterial communities of Medicago ruthenica in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau grassland35
Integrating poultry improves soil health and vegetable yield in organic, cover-cropped system35
Effects of winter grazing and N addition on soil phosphorus fractions in an alpine grassland on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau34
Soil organic C and N dynamics as affected by 31 years cropping systems and fertilization in highland agroecosystems34
Partitioning eddy covariance CO2 fluxes into ecosystem respiration and gross primary productivity through a new hybrid four sub-deep neural network34
Replacing urea-N with Chinese milk vetch (Astragalus sinicus L.) mitigates CH4 and N2O emissions in rice paddy34
Trees in temperate alley-cropping systems develop deep fine roots 5 years after plantation: What are the consequences on soil resources?34
Greenhouse gas emissions, nitrogen dynamics and barley productivity as impacted by biosolids applications33
Soil carbon stocks and water stable aggregates under annual and perennial biofuel crops in central Ohio33
From small waterbodies to large multi-service providers: Assessing their ecological multifunctionality for terrestrial birds in Mediterranean agroecosystems33
Rubber leaf fall phenomenon linked to increased temperature33
Critical role of native forest and savannah habitats in retaining neotropical pollinator diversity in highly mechanized agricultural landscapes33
Effects of land-use conversion from Masson pine forests to tea plantations on net ecosystem carbon and greenhouse gas budgets33
General trends of different inter-row vegetation management affecting vine vigor and grape quality across European vineyards33
Deficit irrigation and organic amendments can reduce dietary arsenic risk from rice: Introducing machine learning-based prediction models from field data33
Identification of a resource-efficient integrated crop management practice for the rice-wheat rotations in south Asian Indo-Gangetic Plains32
Direct and indirect effects of agricultural expansion and landscape fragmentation processes on natural habitats32
Beneficial ‘inefficiencies’ of western ranching: Flood-irrigated hay production sustains wetland systems by mimicking historic hydrologic processes32
Subsurface placement of controlled-release blended fertilizers mitigates ammonia volatilization by promoting nitrogen transformation in rice fields32
Enhancing the ecological services of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau’s grasslands through sustainable restoration and management in era of global change32
Legume-based crop diversification with optimal nitrogen fertilization benefits subsequent wheat yield and soil quality32
Response of soil fungal species, phylogenetic and functional diversity to diurnal asymmetric warming in an alpine agricultural ecosystem32
Patterns and determinants of nitrification and denitrification potentials across 24 rice paddy soils in subtropical China32
Assessment of greenhouse gases emissions, global warming potential and net ecosystem economic benefits from wheat field with reduced irrigation and nitrogen management in an arid region of China32
Effect of various methods of mineral fertilizer application on changes in the abundance, composition, and diversity of culturable fungi in a reduced tillage crop rotation system of winter wheat, soybe32
Wild bee responses to cropland landscape complexity are temporally-variable and taxon-specific: Evidence from a highly replicated pseudo-experiment31
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Prospects for improving productivity and composition of mixed swards in semi-arid environments by separating species in drill rows – A review31
Classification of agricultural land management systems for global modeling of biodiversity and ecosystem services31
What follows fallow? Assessing revegetation patterns on abandoned sugarcane land in Hawaiʻi31
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Phosphorus leaching in high-P soils under maize silage and interseeding cover crop system31
Intensive agriculture influences functional diversity, redundancy and trait profile of bee community and interacting plant community in a tropical agricultural landscape31
Impact of land use type and organic farming on the abundance, diversity, community composition and functional properties of soil nematode communities in vegetable farming31
Effects of the combined application of livestock manure and plant residues on soil organic carbon sequestration in the southern Loess Plateau of China31
Enhanced mitigation of N2O and NO emissions through co-application of biochar with nitrapyrin in an intensive tropical vegetable field31
Set-aside of grassland field margins enhances buckwheat pollination services in small-holder agricultural landscapes31
Ecosystem-scale crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) gas exchange of a sisal (Agave sisalana) plantation31
Wild bees benefit from low urbanization levels and suffer from pesticides in a tropical megacity31
Re-established grasslands on farmland promote pollinators more than predators31
Evaluating conservation tools in intensively-used farmland: Higher bird and mammal diversity in seed-rich strips during winter30
The efficacy of reductive soil disinfestations on disease control is highly dependent on the microbiomes they reconstructed30
High losses of farmland birds and potential biocontrol along an urbanization gradient in a tropical megacity30
Large-scale fence modifications increase nest survival in sage-grouse30
Transformation of the agricultural landscape and its influence on small terrestrial mammal communities in South Moravia (Czech Republic, Central Europe)30
Organic manure rather than phosphorus fertilization primarily determined asymbiotic nitrogen fixation rate and the stability of diazotrophic community in an upland red soil30
Exploring the influence of cover crops with native plant species on soil and berry microbiota in a Moscatel Galego vineyard: Implications for sustainable viticulture30
The global effects of grazing on grassland soil nitrogen retention30
Spatial dynamic and spillover of the polyphagous pest Bemisia tabaci is influenced by differences in farmland habitats on tropical organic farms29
Vegetation cover and food availability shapes the foraging activity of rodent pests in and around maize fields29
Grazing legacy mediates the diverse responses of grassland multidimensional stability to resource enrichment29
Fallow fields and hedgerows mediate enhanced arthropod predation and reduced herbivory on small scale intercropped maize farms – δ13C and δ15N stable isotope evidence29
Quantifying cover crop-derived above- and belowground carbon inputs including rhizodeposition29
Nitrogen and phosphorus supply controls stability of soil organic carbon in alpine meadow of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau29
Role of floral strips and semi-natural habitats as enhancers of wild bee functional diversity in intensive agricultural landscapes29
Cover crop-mediated soil carbon storage and soil health in semi-arid irrigated cropping systems29
The Mesoamerican milpa agroecosystem fosters greater arthropod diversity compared to monocultures29
Combining reduced tillage and green manures minimized N2O emissions from organic cropping systems in a cool humid climate29
Effect of landscape composition on the invasive pest Halyomorpha halys in fruit orchards29
A synthesis of the effect of regenerative agriculture on soil carbon sequestration in Southeast Asian croplands28
Diverse agricultural landscapes increase bat activity and diversity: Implications for biological pest control28
Effect of fertilizer management on the soil bacterial community in agroecosystems across the globe28
Rice–fish coculture system enhances paddy soil fertility, bacterial network stability and keystone taxa diversity28
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High importance of organic fertilizer nitrogen applied to temperate grassland for plant nitrogen uptake in the years following fertilization28
Soil methane uptake is tightly linked to carbon dioxide emission in global upland ecosystems28
Grazing alters vegetation phenology by regulating regional environmental factors on the Tibetan Plateau28
Global effects of livestock grazing on ecosystem functions vary with grazing management and environment28
The impact of climate and potassium nutrition on crop yields: Insights from a 30-year Swiss long-term fertilization experiment28
Reduced plant water use can explain higher soil moisture in organic compared to conventional farming systems28
Promoting enhanced ecosystem services from cover crops using intra- and interspecific diversity28
Enhancing soil multifunctionality through restoring erosion environment and microbial functions combined with organic manure and straw mulching28
Balanced phosphorus fertilization enhances soil bacterial network complexity to maintain multifunctionality and plant production in dryland agricultural systems28
Landscape-wide floral resource deficit enhances the importance of diverse wildflower plantings for pollinators in farmlands28
Interactive effects of warming and managements on carbon fluxes in grasslands: A global meta-analysis28
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Cauliflower strip cropping promotes ground-dwelling arthropod richness and spider abundance27
Pesticide use in vineyards is affected by semi-natural habitats and organic farming share in the landscape27
Corrigendum to: “Developing climate-smart agricultural systems in the North China Plain” [Agric. Ecosyst. Environ. 291 (2020) 10679]27
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Plant and microbial communities follow fast-to-slow strategies in response to grazing in an arid rangeland27
Orchards closer to forest patches produced fewer malformed fruits and more commercial fruits: The importance of legitimate floral visitors27
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Are field crops refuge for woody invaders? Rainfall, crop type and management shaped tree invasion in croplands27
The curse of the past – What can tile drain effluent tell us about arable field management?27
Optimization of irrigation and N fertilization management profoundly increases soil N retention potential in a greenhouse tomato production agroecosystem of Northeast China27
The effects of crop residues and air temperature on variations in interannual ecosystem respiration in a wheat-maize crop rotation in China26
Organic farming is more related to topography than to soil characteristics in extensively and intensively managed grasslands in Switzerland26
Protective nets reduce pollen flow in blueberry orchards26
Intercropping regulates plant- and microbe-derived carbon accumulation by influencing soil physicochemical and microbial physiological properties26
Grazing beef cattle vegetation preferences and their effects on fitness26
Plastic film mulching regime altered fungal, but not bacterial community structure at the regional scale26
Ryegrass intercropping with residue incorporation enhances apple yield and reduces nitrogen loss despite minimal water–nitrogen competition on the Loess Plateau, China26
Organic amendments affect soil organic carbon sequestration and fractions in fields with long-term contrasting nitrogen applications26
Partitioning and controlling factors of evapotranspiration: 2. Dynamics and controls of ratio of transpiration to evapotranspiration at multiple timescales in agroforestry system26
Coastal macroalgae aquaculture reduces carbon dioxide emission in a subtropical enclosed bay: Insights from eddy covariance measurements26
Effects of a tree row on greenhouse gas fluxes, growing conditions and soil microbial communities on an oat field in Southern Finland26
Nitrogen enrichment exacerbates drought impacts on desert shrub steppe plant community26
Are rice fields less diverse and more invaded by non-native species than less impacted habitats? A test with wetland microcrustaceans26
Cover crops enhance resource availability for soil microorganisms in a pecan orchard26
Exclusion of ground-nesting ants promotes biological control, but facilitates the establishment of an exotic canopy-nesting ant species26
Ecosystem services in mountain pastures: A complex network of site conditions, climate and management26
Forage crops boost the productivity and environmental sustainability of dairy farmers in southern Tanzania26
Feeding salicylates containing willow leaves to cattle modulates urea metabolism and mitigates urine-derived ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions from soil26
Intercrops as foraging habitats for bees: Bees do not prefer sole legume crops over legume-cereal mixtures26
The implementation of irrigation leads to declines in farmland birds25
Assessing carbon greenhouse gas emissions from aquaculture in China based on aquaculture system types, species, environmental conditions and management practices25
Long-term manuring enhances soil gross nitrogen mineralization and ammonium immobilization in subtropical area25
Nocturnal pollination is equally important as, and complementary to, diurnal pollination for strawberry fruit production25
A tradeoff between denitrification and nitrate leaching into the subsoil in nitrate-rich vegetable soils treated by reductive soil disinfestation25
The effectiveness of soil erosion measures for cropland in the Austrian Agri-environmental Programme: A national approach using local data25
Nesting material, phenology and landscape complexity influence nesting success and parasite infestation of a trap nesting bee25
The Grain for Green project eliminated the effect of soil erosion on organic carbon on China’s Loess Plateau between 1980 and 200825
Intensive citrus plantations suppress the microbial profiles of the β-glucosidase gene25
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