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Source-oriented stochastic health risk assessment of toxic metals in soil via a hybrid model and Monte Carlo simulation by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Sheng, Meiling, Xiaonan, Lv, Ren, Zhouqiao, Xiao, Rui

“…Toxic metal contamination in soils poses significant hazards to the environment and human health; thus, quantitative assessment of the sources and risks of…”
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Assessment and source apportionment of toxic metal in soils using integrated positive matrix factorization and Bayesian maximum entropy: A case study in Z county, southeastern China by Fei, Xufeng, Christakos, George, Lou, Zhaohan, Xiao, Rui, Lv, Xiaonan, Ren, Zhouqiao

“…•BME combined with PMF are proposed for spatial quantitatively source apportionment.•1/5 of soils show different pollution degrees and Cd, Cu, As are the main…”
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Baseline map of organic carbon stock in farmland topsoil in East China by Deng, Xunfei, Chen, Xiaojia, Ma, Wanzhu, Ren, Zhouqiao, Zhang, Minghua, Grieneisen, Michael L., Long, Wenli, Ni, Zhihua, Zhan, Yu, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Comparative evaluation of SOC baselines between global soil database (HWSD) and the recent soil survey for farmlands using a random forest model. [Display…”
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Assessing the Impact of Urban Expansion on Surrounding Forested Landscape Connectivity across Space and Time by Ren, Zhouqiao, He, Jianhua, Yue, Qiaobing

“…Landscape connectivity is important for all organisms as it directly affects population dynamics. Yet, rapid urbanization has caused serious landscape…”
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Estimation of Spring Maize Planting Dates in China Using the Environmental Similarity Method by Sheng, Meiling, Zhu, A-Xing, Ma, Tianwu, Fei, Xufeng, Ren, Zhouqiao, Deng, Xunfei

“…Global climate change is a serious threat to food and energy security. Crop growth modelling is an important tool for simulating crop food production and…”
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Predicting the geospatial distribution of Chinese rice nutrient element in regional scale for the geographical origin—A case study on the traceability of Japonica rice by Sheng, Meiling, Li, Chunlin, Zhang, Weixing, Nie, Jing, Hu, Hao, Lou, Weidong, Deng, Xunfei, Shao, Shengzhi, Lyu, Xiaonan, Ren, Zhouqiao, Rogers, Karyne M., Wadood, Syed Abdul, Zhang, Yongzhi, Yuan, Yuwei

“…Effective geographical origin discrimination of Chinese rice requires a large database of samples to ensure sufficient data for origin verification at a…”
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Contamination assessment and source apportionment of heavy metals in agricultural soil through the synthesis of PMF and GeogDetector models by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Xiao, Rui, Ren, Zhouqiao, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Heavy metal pollution in soils has attracted great attention worldwide in recent decades. Selecting Hangzhou as a case study location, this research proposed…”
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Source analysis and source-oriented risk assessment of heavy metal pollution in agricultural soils of different cultivated land qualities by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Xiao, Rui, Ren, Zhouqiao, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Heavy metal pollution in soil has received much attention in recent decades. Many studies have analyzed the contamination status, spatial distribution, and…”
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Improved heavy metal mapping and pollution source apportionment in Shanghai City soils using auxiliary information by Fei, Xufeng, Christakos, George, Xiao, Rui, Ren, Zhouqiao, Liu, Yue, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Soil heavy metal pollution can be a serious threat to human health and the environment. The accurate mapping of the spatial distribution of soil heavy metal…”
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Pollution threshold assessment and risk area delineation of heavy metals in soils through the finite mixture distribution model and Bayesian maximum entropy theory by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Lv, Xiaonan, Ren, Zhouqiao, Xiao, Rui

“…Pollution threshold and high-risk area determination for heavy metals is important for effectively developing pollution control strategies. Based on heavy…”
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Comprehensive assessment and source apportionment of heavy metals in Shanghai agricultural soils with different fertility levels by Fei, Xufeng, Xiao, Rui, Christakos, George, Langousis, Andreas, Ren, Zhouqiao, Tian, Ya, Lv, Xiaonan

“…[Display omitted] •Heavy metals, and especially Cd, Pb and Hg, accumulate heavily in soils.•Industrial production is responsible for 72.85% and 51.16% of Hg…”
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Processing toxic metal source proxies appropriately for better spatial heterogeneity source apportionment by Sheng, Meiling, Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Xiao, Rui, Ren, Zhouqiao, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Soil toxic metals have strong spatial heterogeneity, and their sources vary among regions. Thus, this study integrated the Catreg and geographically weighted…”
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Quantitative heterogeneous source apportionment of toxic metals through a hybrid method in spatial random fields by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Sheng, Meiling, Xiaonan, Lv, Ren, Zhouqiao, Xiao, Rui

“…Toxic metals in soils pose hazards to food security and human health. Accurate source apportionment provides foundation for pollution prevention. In this…”
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Estimating the spatial distribution of soil available trace elements by combining auxiliary soil property data through the Bayesian maximum entropy technique by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Xiao, Rui, Ren, Zhouqiao, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Trace elements are essential nutrients for plant growth. An accurate prediction of soil available trace elements is necessary for scientifically based…”
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Different “nongrain” activities affect the accumulation of heavy metals and their source-oriented health risks on cultivated lands by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Sheng, Meiling, Lv, Xiaonan, Ren, Zhouqiao, Xiao, Rui

“…“Nongrain” production on cultivated land is one of the primary environmental issues in China. Different “nongrain” activities may introduce different pollution…”
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The association between heavy metal soil pollution and stomach cancer: a case study in Hangzhou City, China by Fei, Xufeng, Lou, Zhaohan, Christakos, George, Ren, Zhouqiao, Liu, Qingmin, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Stomach cancer (SC) is a severe health burden, with nearly half of the world’s cases found in China. Noticeably, the emissions of heavy metals into the…”
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Risk assessment and source identification of heavy metals in agricultural soil: a case study in the coastal city of Zhejiang Province, China by Ren, Zhouqiao, Xiao, Rui, Zhang, Zhonghao, Lv, Xiaonan, Fei, Xufeng

“…Heavy metal contamination is a serious environmental problem, especially in developing countries such as China. In this study, we collected 1928 soil samples…”
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Spatial and temporal trends of soil total nitrogen and C/N ratio for croplands of East China by Deng, Xunfei, Ma, Wanzhu, Ren, Zhouqiao, Zhang, Minghua, Grieneisen, Michael L., Chen, Xiaojia, Fei, Xufeng, Qin, Fangjin, Zhan, Yu, Lv, Xiaonan

“…[Display omitted] •In total, 29,927 topsoil samples were collected across Zhejiang province.•Random forest showed good predictive performance with R2 of…”
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Organic carbon storage potential of cropland topsoils in East China: Indispensable roles of cropping systems and soil managements by Ma, Wanzhu, Zhan, Yu, Chen, Songchao, Ren, Zhouqiao, Chen, Xiaojia, Qin, Fangjin, Lu, Ruohui, Lv, Xiaonan, Deng, Xunfei

“…[Display omitted] •SOC storage potential in cropland topsoil was estimated by a data-driven approach.•Carbon landscape systems were determined by mixture model…”
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Soil organic carbon of an intensively reclaimed region in China: Current status and carbon sequestration potential by Deng, Xunfei, Zhan, Yu, Wang, Fei, Ma, Wanzhu, Ren, Zhouqiao, Chen, Xiaojia, Qin, Fangjin, Long, Wenli, Zhu, Zhenling, Lv, Xiaonan

“…Land reclamation has been highly intensive in China, resulting in a large amount of soil organic carbon (SOC) loss to the atmosphere. Evaluating the factors…”
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