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Increasing the efficiency of rice production through the introduction of resource-saving technologies on the example of rice systems in Krasnodar Territory [PDF]
Rice cultivation is the most resource-intensive production in the Russian agro-industrial sector. Historically, the technology of flooded rice cultivation in thу Krasnodar Territory has remained virtually unchanged for more than 90 years. This is due not
Prihodko Igor
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Field experiments were performed in 2019 and 2020 to explore yield performance and biomass accumulation dynamics for different direct‐seeded rice methods after wheat straw return.
Jinyu Tian +10 more
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Interest in conservation measures, including reduced tillage, zero tillage, and crop residue retention, is growing in major rice growing areas of the world; particularly in the Indo-Gangetic plains. Of late, research interest is increasing in India for a
A. Saini +5 more
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Ways to mitigate greenhouse gas production from rice cultivation.
Rice cultivation boasts a rich historical legacy, serving as the primary sustenance for over 50% of the global population. However, the cultivation process gives rise to the emission of methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O), two potent greenhouse gases ...
Yang Chen +7 more
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Biochar one-off application for paddy soil 15N loss improvement: evidence from a two-year experiment
The aim of this study was to quantify the impact of biochar one-off application on split application of nitrogen fertilizers. We used the 15N tracer technique to explore the effects of biochar on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and NUE during three growth
Jiping Gao +9 more
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Regional budget assessments of methane (CH4) are critical for future climate and environmental management. CH4 emissions from rice cultivation (CH4-rice) constitute one of the most significant sources. However, previous studies mainly focus on historical
Nanchi Shen +8 more
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Rice provides ~20% of human dietary energy and, for many people, a similar share of their protein. Rice cultivation, however, produces significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, comparable to those from the aviation sector.
James Dahlgreen, Adam Parr
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: The present study was conducted to assess the effects of straw return coupled with deep N fertilization on the grain yield and nitrogen (N) use efficiency in mechanical pot-seedling transplanting (MPST) rice.
Li Lin +9 more
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Investigating the biological processes of iron (Fe) homeostasis is crucial for comprehending crop genetic improvement, which in turn helps address human malnutrition.
Yangming MA +12 more
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Rice cultivation plays a vital role in the Southeast Asian (SEA) economy, but it poses environmental challenges and contributes a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions.
Sheng-Han-Erin Chang +2 more
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