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Agricultural Soils

A section of Agriculture (ISSN 2077-0472).

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The Section “Agricultural Soils” aims to present high-quality scientific contributions that provide new insights into soil management that achieves good soil health balancing among agricultural productivities, environment qualities, and ecosystem services. We will consider land uses in watersheds to maximize crop production, to minimize environmental load, and to intensify ecosystem services in natural ecosystems. We request the submission of articles evaluating the effects of soil management practices on fertilization, tillage, soil amendment, irrigation, and cropping patterns on the plant growth, soil fertility, and soil carbon sequestration, as well as on soil degradation such as erosion, compaction, salinization, alkalinization, acidification, leaching, and greenhouse gas emissions, including the analysis of their relationships with soil environmental factors and soil biological characteristics such as microbial communities and functions.  Soil biology encompasses soil ecology and soil biodiversity, as well as their interactions with other organisms and their environment. Authors are also welcome to submit studies concerning wide-range and long-term evaluation using remote sensing data and simulation models.

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soil health; soil quality; soil fertility; soil management; soil degradation; fertilization; tillage; soil amendment; irrigation; cropping patterns; soil carbon sequestration; erosion; compaction; salinization; alkalinization; acidification; leaching; greenhouse gas emissions; soil chemistry; soil physics; soil biology; soil ecology; soil biodiversity; soil mapping; soil modeling; biogeochemistry

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