Search Results - "Holst, Jirko"
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Nitrate paradigm does not hold up for sugarcane
Published in PloS one (28-04-2011)“…Modern agriculture is based on the notion that nitrate is the main source of nitrogen (N) for crops, but nitrate is also the most mobile form of N and easily…”
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Soluble inorganic and organic nitrogen in two Australian soils under sugarcane cultivation
Published in Agriculture, ecosystems & environment (15-07-2012)“…► We examine N forms in sugarcane soil. ► We show that amino acids are important in soluble and dissolved soil N pools. ► Modelled flux suggests that crops…”
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Comparison of energy consumption and economic performance of organic and conventional soybean production——A case study from Jilin Province, China
Published in Journal of Integrative Agriculture (01-08-2015)“…Modern agriculture heavily depends on energy consumption, especially fossil energy, but intensive energy input increases the production cost for producers and…”
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Winter-grazing reduces methane uptake by soils of a typical semi-arid steppe in Inner Mongolia, China
Published in Atmospheric environment (1994) (01-09-2007)“…Steppe ecosystems are regarded as an important sink of atmospheric methane (CH 4) and grazing is hypothesized to reduce CH 4 uptake. However, firm experimental…”
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Microbial N Turnover and N-Oxide (N₂O/NO/NO₂) Fluxes in Semi-arid Grassland of Inner Mongolia
Published in Ecosystems (New York) (01-06-2007)“…Gross rates of N mineralization and nitrification, and soil-atmosphere fluxes of N₂O, NO and NO₂ were measured at differently grazed and ungrazed steppe…”
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Effects of Irrigation on Nitrous Oxide, Methane and Carbon Dioxide Fluxes in an Inner Mongolian Steppe
Published in Advances in atmospheric sciences (01-09-2008)“…Increased precipitation during the vegetation periods was observed in and further predicted for Inner Mongolia. The changes in the associated soil moisture may…”
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Integrated assessment of cropping patterns under different policy scenarios in Quzhou County, North China Plain
Published in Land use policy (01-09-2014)“…•We simulated cropping patterns change under subsidy and technique policy scenarios.•Cropping patterns changed differently under two policy scenarios.•Two…”
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Thresholds of landscape change: a new tool to manage green infrastructure and social–economic development
Published in Landscape ecology (01-04-2014)“…An understanding of how and where a landscape can be improved with green infrastructure is important for the development of land-use policies. However, it is…”
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Crop evapotranspiration, arable cropping systems and water sustainability in southern Hebei, P.R. China
Published in Agricultural water management (31-07-2014)“…•Evapotranspiration of crops and cropping systems is simulated for southern Hebei.•Water-sustainability requires >60% of arable land for soil water…”
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Growing season methane budget of an Inner Mongolian steppe
Published in Atmospheric environment (1994) (01-06-2009)“…We present a methane (CH 4) budget for the area of the Baiyinxile Livestock Farm, which comprises approximately 1/3 of the Xilin river catchment in central…”
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Dinitrogen fixation by biological soil crusts in an Inner Mongolian steppe
Published in Biology and fertility of soils (01-08-2009)“…Eurasian steppe ecosystems are nitrogen-limited and suffer additionally from high grazing intensities in many areas. Soil surface-bound cyanobacteria are able…”
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Sheepfolds as “hotspots” of nitric oxide (NO) emission in an Inner Mongolian steppe
Published in Agriculture, ecosystems & environment (01-11-2009)“…We investigated nitric oxide (NO) fluxes at a summer and a winter sheepfold in the Baiyinxile livestock farm, near Xilinhot, Inner Mongolia, which are a…”
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Winter-Grazing Reduces Methane Uptake by Soils of a Typical Semi-Arid Steppe in Inner Mongolia, China
Published in Atmospheric environment (1994) (01-09-2007)“…Using a fully automated chamber-based measuring system, continuous high-frequency measurements of methane (CH sub(4)) uptake by soil of a typical semi-arid…”
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