Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 2632 - 2632
Published: Oct. 17, 2023
Ammonia
(NH3)
emissions
affect
the
environment,
climate,
and
human
health
originate
mainly
from
agricultural
sources
like
urea
fertilizers.
Such
losses
fertilizer
can
be
avoided
by
different
application
techniques
incorporation.
However,
knowledge
of
effect
these
on
NH3
is
very
limited
ambiguous
since
incorporation
also
promote
nitrous
oxide
(N2O)
emissions.
Three
principles
methods
were
compared
in
three
soils
(sandy,
loamy,
clayey)
at
two
moisture
levels
70%
30%
water-holding
capacity
(WHC),
shallow
mixing
2
cm,
injection
with
slit
technique
5
deep
complete
cm
simulating
plow
The
laboratory
study
was
conducted
open
dynamic
incubation
chambers
where
monitored
washing
bottles
while
N2O
studied
gas
chromatographic
(GC)
measurements.
highest
cumulative
occurred
low
soil
sandy
(34%
N
applied).
A
maximum
reduction
87%
achieved
82%
to
standard
surface
application.
positively
related
increasing
clay
content.
delayed
soil.
Overall,
all
showed
great
potential
for
mitigating
clayey
soil;
drier
soils,
only
deeper
or
closed
slot
consistently
effective.
connected
higher
level,
a
relevant
increase
observed.
Therefore,
an
may
rule
out
specific
field-applied
urea.
In
practice,
lower
assumed
under
dry
conditions,
as
well
more
challenging
technical
implementation.
Global Change Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
28(17), P. 5121 - 5141
Published: June 9, 2022
Inhibitors
are
widely
considered
an
efficient
tool
for
reducing
nitrogen
(N)
loss
and
improving
N
use
efficiency,
but
their
effectiveness
is
highly
variable
across
agroecosystems.
In
this
study,
we
synthesized
182
studies
(222
sites)
worldwide
to
evaluate
the
impacts
of
inhibitors
(urease
[UI],
nitrification
[NI]
combined
inhibitors)
on
crop
yields
gaseous
(ammonia
[NH3
]
nitrous
oxide
[N2
O]
emissions)
explored
responses
different
management
environmental
factors
including
inhibitor
application
timing,
fertilization
regime,
cropping
system,
water
management,
soil
properties
climatic
conditions
using
subgroup
meta-analysis,
meta-regression
multivariate
analyses.
The
UI
were
most
effective
in
enhancing
(by
5%)
NH3
volatilization
51%),
whereas
NI
at
N2
O
emissions
49%).
mitigates
increases
especially
high
-N
scenarios,
would
minimize
net
resultant
low
scenarios.
Alternatively,
enables
producers
balance
production
conservation
goals
without
pollution
tradeoffs.
efficacy
decreasing
was
dependent
upon
practices.
Notably,
both
analyses
suggest
that
provide
a
greater
opportunity
fertilizer
inputs
high-N-surplus
systems
presumably
favor
yield
enhancement
under
deficiency
situations.
pursuit
improved
understanding
interactions
between
plant-soil-climate-management
types
should
continue
optimize
losses
while
increasing
productivity.
Global Change Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Abstract
Maintaining
or
even
increasing
crop
yields
while
reducing
nitrous
oxide
(N
2
O)
emissions
is
necessary
to
reconcile
food
security
and
climate
change,
the
metric
of
yield‐scaled
N
O
emission
(i.e.,
per
unit
yield)
at
present
poorly
understood.
Here
we
conducted
a
global
meta‐analysis
with
more
than
6000
observations
explore
variation
patterns
controlling
factors
for
maize,
wheat
rice
associated
potential
mitigation
options.
Our
results
showed
that
average
across
all
available
data
followed
order
(322
g
Mg
−1
,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
301–346)
>
maize
(211
CI:
198–225)
(153
144–163).
Yield‐scaled
individual
crops
were
generally
higher
in
tropical
subtropical
zones
temperate
zones,
also
trend
towards
lower
intensities
from
low
high
latitudes.
This
was
better
explained
by
climatic
edaphic
fertilizer
management,
their
combined
effect
predicted
70%
variance.
Furthermore,
our
analysis
significant
decrease
use
efficiency
production
systems
cereal
>10
ha
(maize),
6.6
(wheat)
6.8
(rice),
respectively.
highlights
indicators
can
be
used
as
valuable
proxies
reconciling
trade‐offs
between
mitigation.
For
three
major
staple
crops,
fertilization
up
30%,
optimizing
timing
placement
application
using
enhanced‐efficiency
fertilizers
significantly
reduced
similar
yields.
data‐driven
assessment
provides
some
key
guidance
developing
effective
targeted
adaptation
strategies
sustainable
intensification
production.
Global Change Biology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
28(3), P. 1008 - 1022
Published: Nov. 5, 2021
Gaseous
reactive
nitrogen
(Nr)
emissions
from
agricultural
soils
to
the
atmosphere
constitute
an
integral
part
of
global
N
cycle,
directly
or
indirectly
causing
climate
change
impacts.
The
extensive
use
fertilizer
in
crop
production
will
compromise
our
efforts
reduce
Nr
China.
A
national
inventory
N-induced
gaseous
croplands
China
remains
be
developed
reveal
its
role
shaping
change.
Here
we
present
a
data-driven
estimate
soil
based
on
regional
and
crop-specific
emission
factors
(EFs)
compiled
379
manipulative
studies.
In
China,
synthetic
manure
2018
are
estimated
3.81
0.73
Tg
yr-1
,
with
combined
contribution
23%,
20%
15%
total
ammonia
(NH3
),
nitrous
oxide
(N2
O)
nitric
(NO),
respectively.
Over
past
three
decades,
NH3
volatilization
has
experienced
shift
rapid
increase
decline
trend,
whereas
N2
O
NO
always
maintain
strong
growth
momentum
due
robust
continuous
rise
EFs.
Regionally,
Central
south
(1.51
)
East
(0.99
exhibit
as
hotspots
emissions.
terms
emissions,
rice,
maize
vegetable
show
leading
emitters,
together
accounting
for
61%
fertilizer-induced
croplands.
warming
effect
derived
cropland
was
found
dominate
over
local
cooling
effects
Our
established
EFs
forms
provide
new
benchmark
constraining
IPCC
Tier
1
default
EF
values.
spatio-temporal
insight
into
data
application
is
expected
advance
towards
more
accurate
inventories
effective
mitigation
strategies.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
Fertilizing
maize
at
an
optimum
nitrogen
rate
is
imperative
to
maximize
productivity
and
sustainability.
Using
a
combination
of
long-term
(n
=
379)
short-term
176)
experiments,
we
show
that
the
economic
for
US
production
has
increased
by
2.7
kg
N
ha−1
yr−1
from
1991
2021
(1.2%
per
year)
simultaneously
with
grain
yields
losses.
By
accounting
societal
cost
estimates
losses,
estimate
environmental
rate,
which
also
over
time
but
lower
than
rate.
Furthermore,
provide
evidence
reducing
rates
could
reduce
6%
while
slightly
We
call
enhanced
assessments
predictability
meet
rising
avoiding
unnecessary
Maize
dependent
on
Nitrogen
fertilizer
input.
Here,
authors
use
experiments
demonstrate
fertilization
have
between
2021.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(8), P. 1674 - 1674
Published: Aug. 23, 2021
The
application
of
nitrification
inhibitors
(NIs)
is
considered
to
be
an
efficient
way
delay
nitrification,
but
the
effect
NIs
combinations
on
soil
and
ammonia
(NH3)
volatilization
are
not
clear
in
soils
with
different
pH
values.
In
this
study,
we
explored
nitrapyrin
(CP)
its
3,
4-dimethylepyrazole
phosphate
(DMPP),
dicyandiamide
(DCD)
transformation
nitrogen,
potential
rate
(PNR),
a
120-day
incubation
experiment
three
values
black
soil.
Treatments
included
no
fertilizer
(Control),
ammonium
sulfate
(AS),
AS+CP
(CP),
AS+CP+DMPP
(CP+DMPP),
AS+CP+DCD
(CP+DCD).
significantly
decreased
NO3−-N
contents
(p
<
0.05),
while
increased
NH4+-N
especially
CP+DCD
CP+DMPP
were
most
effective
neutral
alkaline
soils,
respectively.
acid
soil,
CP
total
NH3
by
31%,
reduced
28%
compared
AS.
However,
significant
difference
was
found
without
treatments
>
0.05)
soils.
conclusion,
combined
had
better
efficiency
all
tested
inhibiting
clay
higher
value
lower
organic
matter,
mitigating
environment
pollution
reducing
N
loss
loam
matter.
It
provided
theoretical
basis
for
high
Further
studies
under
field
conditions
required
assess
effects
these
inhibitors.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 418 - 418
Published: Feb. 25, 2021
Nitrogen
(N)
management
remains
a
global
challenge
for
the
sustainability
of
diversified
farming
systems.
Field
crops
are
often
over-supplied
with
nitrogen
by
farmers
aiming
to
high
productivity.
Although
increase
rates
leads
in
many
instances
yields,
degree
effectiveness
use
low.
Urease
and
nitrification
inhibitors
technologies
which
have
been
present
fertilizers
market
at
least
50
years.
Inhibitors
exploitation
ensures
long-term
release
improved
N-uptake
plants
N-storage
seeds
silage.
Avail
inhibitors,
such
as
decline
leaching
form
NO3−,
reduction
emissions
NH3
form,
rise
yield,
some
desirable
attributes
that
derived
from
their
integration
fertilization
schedules.
This
review
reports
evaluation
applied
nitrogen,
field
based
on
indices.
The
examined
N-indicators
include
efficiency
(NUE),
Utilization
Efficiency
(NUtE,)
Agronomic
(NAE),
Harvest
Index
(NHI),
N
uptake.
gathered
all,
best
our
knowledge,
available
data
regarding
utilization
urease
under
an
exclusively
agronomic
perspective.
Either
dual
or
single
has
reported
significantly
yield
components
promote
To
conclude,
assessment
N-related
indices
is
vital
promoting
systems,
while
national
fertilizations
schemes
may
contribute
system
profitability
through
enhancement
N-supply
crops.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Aug. 25, 2022
Rice
(
Oryza
sativa
L.)
is
considered
as
a
staple
food
for
more
than
half
of
the
global
population,
and
sustaining
productivity
under
scarcity
resources
challenging
to
meet
future
demands
inflating
population.
The
aerobic
rice
system
can
be
transformational
replacement
traditional
rice,
but
widespread
adaptation
this
innovative
approach
has
been
challenged
due
higher
losses
nitrogen
(N)
reduced
N-use
efficiency
(NUE).
For
normal
growth
developmental
processes
in
crop
plants,
N
required
amounts.
mineral
nutrient
an
important
constituent
amino
acids,
nucleic
many
photosynthetic
metabolites,
hence
essential
plant
metabolism.
Excessive
application
fertilizers
improves
yield,
compromises
economic
environmental
sustainability.
Irregular
uncontrolled
use
have
elevated
several
issues
linked
form
nitrous
oxide
(N
2
O),
ammonia
(NH
3
),
nitrate
(NO
–
thereby
threatening
sustainability
warming
potential,
ozone
depletion
capacities,
abilities
eutrophicate
water
resources.
Hence,
enhancing
NUE
become
urgent
need
development
sustainable
production
system.
This
article
was
designed
investigate
major
challenge
low
evaluate
recent
advances
pathways
cycle
system,
suggest
agronomic
management
approaches
improve
NUE.
objective
review
about
optimizing
inputs
while
ensuring
safety.
elaborates
that
different
soil
conditions
significantly
shift
dynamics
via
changes
comprehensively
reviews
facts
why
are
high
which
factors
hinder
attaining
NUE,
how
it
eco-efficient
through
managements.
Moreover,
explores
interactive
mechanisms
proper
accomplished
optimized
fertilizer
amendments.
Meanwhile,
study
suggests
agricultural
approaches,
such
site-specific
management,
integrated
(INM),
incorporation
with
enhanced
may
interactively
uptake
Additionally,
resource
conservation
practices,
residue
green
manuring,
improved
genetic
breeding,
precision
farming,
enhance
Deep
insights
into
necessarily
suggested
adjustments
reduce
Future
research
on
encouraged
focusing
evaluation
shifts
among
activities
diversity
microbial
communities,
applying
measures,
necessary
its
face
projected
climate
change