Soil Improvement and Restoration
This special issue belongs to the section "Soil and Plant Nutrition".
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Rapid industrialization, urbanization and high-intensity agricultural production are significant threats to soil quality and health. These issues not only concern the sustainability of soil improvement and restoration, but also affect the sustainable development of agricultural production, human health and the ecological environment. Currently, there is increasing interest in exploring new methods and technologies to enhance soil improvement and restoration efficiency, which are regarded as the essential means to effectively protect soil health and promote high-quality agricultural and food production. The Special Issue aims to collect the latest scientific advances and explore innovative strategies of Soil improvement and Restoration, highlighting new solutions and technological advancements for sustainable soil use and agricultural production systems. We would like to invite researchers and scholars to participate in this Special Issue by submitting manuscripts in their field of expertise. Both original research papers and reviews are welcome.
Dr. Chengyi Huang
Prof. Dr. Zhang Cheng
Prof. Dr. Ke Zhao
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- soil conditioner
- soil remediation materials
- biochar
- soil quality
- soil environmental protection fertilization mode
- soil improvement and restoration efficiency
- soil fertility and health
- conservation agriculture
- sustainability of soil fertilization
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Published Papers
Agronomy - ISSN 2073-4395