The response was similar across 17 tree species studied
Study finds multiple benefits from using biochar in agriculture
As a result of global warming related to the development of industry and agriculture, the proportion of atmospheric carbon dioxide has increased, and temperatures have risen to unprecedented levels. As a result, heat stress, aridity, and salinity in soil has increased, leading to significant...
Author(s)
Massimi, M.; Radócz, L.; Csótó, A.
Publisher
MDPI AG, Basel, Switzerland
Citation
Horticulturae, 2023, 9, 3,
The genetic diversity of food crops has reduced tremendously over the past twelve millennia due to plant domestication. This reduction presents significant challenges for the future especially considering the risks posed by global climate change to food production. While crops with improved...
Author(s)
Adeyinka, O. S.; Bushra Tabassum; Koloko, B. L.; Ogungbe, I. V.
Publisher
Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany
Citation
Planta, 2023, 257, 4,
Introduction: Climate change is rapidly degrading the conditions of crop production. For instance, increasing salinization and aridity is forecasted to increase in most parts of the world. As a consequence, new stress-tolerant species and genotypes must be identified and used for future...
Author(s)
Eghbalishahabad, Sh.; Mahalati, M. N.; Jahan, M.; Salehi, M.
Publisher
Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran
Citation
Iranian Journal of Field Crops Research, 2023, 21, 1, pp fa47-fa60
Climate change and its impact on agricultural crops is driving the expansion of cropping systems to plants better adapted to rising temperatures, prolonged periods of drought, poor soils, and high salinity. One such crop is quinoa, Chenopodium quinoa Willd (Caryophyllales: Amaranthaceae), a...
Author(s)
Szczepaniec, A.; Alnajjar, G.
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Cary, USA
Citation
Journal of Integrated Pest Management, 2023, 14, 5,
Nitrogen (N) is a major nutrient required for growth and yield of rice plants. Several factors including plant, edapic and climate conditions influence the criticle yield response curve of the plants. Apart from breeding forN responsive rice varieties, excessive use of nitrogenous fertilizers have...
Author(s)
Harika, A.; Dhandapani, R.; Sudhir Kumar; Lekshmy, S.; Vinutha, T.; Ranjith, K. E.; Mahesh Kumar; Madhurima, D.; Viswanathan, C.
Publisher
Association of Rice Research Workers, Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, India
Citation
Oryza, 2023, 60, 5, pp 45-52
As the world's largest pork producer, China is facing substantial environmental pressures caused by pig production and the relevant feed production. The net energy (NE) system is promoted as a new evaluation method to evaluate energy content in feed and energy requirements of pigs, but its...
Author(s)
Hu QiLe; Shi HuangWei; Wang Li; Wang Lu; Hou Yong; Wang HongLiang; Lai ChangHua; Zhang Shuai
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Science of the Total Environment, 2023, 856, Part 1,
A shift towards earlier flowering is a widely noted consequence of climate change for the world's plants. However, whether early flowering changes the way in which plants respond to climate stress, and in turn plant yield, remains largely unexplored. Using 10 years of flowering time and yield...
Author(s)
Kath, J.; Byrareddy, V. M.; Reardon-Smith, K.; Mushtaq, S.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Science of the Total Environment, 2023, 856, Part 1,
Agricultural life cycle assessment (LCA) at the sub-national regional level may be a valuable input for the decision-makers. Obtaining representative and sufficient data to develop life cycle inventories (LCIs) at that level is a relevant challenge. This study aims to contribute to the development...
Author(s)
Sinisterra-Solís, N.; Sanjuán, N.; Ribal, J.; Estruch, V.; Clemente, G.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Science of the Total Environment, 2023, 856, Part 1,