Feature Papers in Ecosystem, Environment and Climate Change in Agriculture
A special issue of Agriculture (ISSN 2077-0472). This special issue belongs to the section "Ecosystem, Environment and Climate Change in Agriculture".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025 | Viewed by 61
Special Issue Editor
Interests: carbon and nitrogen cycling; carbon sequestration; greenhouse gas emission; non-point source pollution; nitrogen deposition; biochar
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Nutrients cycling in farmlands has significant effects on global warming, water eutrophication as well as food security. Unreasonable fertilizer application, inefficient irrigation, and soil erosion in farmlands have driven carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in soil leaching into water systems, causing eutrophication, groundwater contamination, and greenhouse gas emissions. It is important to clarify the nutrients cycling processes in farmlands, and to manage the nutrients for enhancing use efficiency, reducing losses to the environment, and improve soil health.
This Special Issue, entitled "Feature Papers in Ecosystem, Environment and Climate Change in Agriculture", aims to publish high-quality papers that advance understanding of nutrient migration processes, mechanisms, their environmental impacts, and mitigation strategies for green production in farmlands. It focuses on the new mechanisms of nutrient cycling, responses of nutrient cycling to climate change, the measurements of nutrient migration fluxes under air–soil–water interface, prediction of nutrient losses using machine learning, and new techniques for managing nutrients cycling to reduce losses and improve soil health in farmlands. The Special Issue also welcomes critical reviews and syntheses of the current state of affairs and emerging themes in ecosystem, environment and climate change in agriculture.
Prof. Dr. Jianlin Shen
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- ecological process
- nutrient cycling
- greenhouse gases emissions
- non-point source pollution
- climate change
- soil health
- green agriculture
- pollution mitigation
- environmental impact
- machine learning
- isotope tracing
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