FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2935560030> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2935560030 endingPage "56" @default.
• W2935560030 startingPage "48" @default.
• W2935560030 abstract "Losses of nutrients, water and soil from sloping farmlands have a large potential to contribute to water eutrophication and land degradation. However, few long-term and multi-site measurements are available to assess the magnitude of effects of cross-ridge tillage on surface runoff and nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) losses from sloping farmlands. Field experiments were conducted under natural rainfall conditions for six to seven years across four experimental sites in southern China. Each site-year experiment consisted of three management practices: downslope ridge without fertilizer as control (CK), downslope tillage with fertilizer (DF), and cross-ridge with fertilizer (CF). Results indicated that compared to the downslope tillage practice, cross-ridge tillage reduced the average annual runoff by 6.11% to 64.2%. Compared with DF, CF significantly decreased total N (TN) and total P (TP) losses by 11.3% to 69.7% and 15.9%- to 63.5%, respectively (P < 0.05). The decreases in TN and TP losses were significantly associated with sediment yield reduced by cross-ridge, which significantly reduced both particulate N and particulate P losses. While TN loss in CF was dominated by total dissolved N (62.4%), particulate P accounted for 68.4% of TP in runoff. Across all tillage practices, N and P losses increased at higher soil N and P contents, indicating the necessity of adopting crop and nutrient management practices to reduce soil nutrient levels and thus nutrient losses from sloping farmlands. Despite regional and temporal variabilities, cross-ridge tillage consistently reduced surface runoff, sediment yield, and N and P losses compared with downslope tillage. In conclusion, cross-ridge tillage is an effective conservation measure to reduce soil erosion and nutrient losses from sloping farmland in China’s hilly regions." @default.
• W2935560030 created "2019-04-11" @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5001007705 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5011274540 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5029200595 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5041479224 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5056183335 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5057659083 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5065308577 @default.
• W2935560030 creator A5072662405 @default.
• W2935560030 date "2019-08-01" @default.
• W2935560030 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2935560030 title "Cross-ridge tillage decreases nitrogen and phosphorus losses from sloping farmlands in southern hilly regions of China" @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1700511010 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1815060958 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1885383948 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1969184567 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1969287341 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1979049781 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1985602366 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1988580523 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W1991000886 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2001525769 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2002292586 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2007356792 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2007768767 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2010000425 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2012437890 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2013584710 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2018609755 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2026387794 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2030288551 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2031130553 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2036628781 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2039388411 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2039820339 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2044495533 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2047986405 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2057708549 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2063994555 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2068308843 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2075435443 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2078244887 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2078828715 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2088459000 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2089441172 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2091673606 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2104271417 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2105073819 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2127012873 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2127583102 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2129096279 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2202931043 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2206876279 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2335308241 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2397890251 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2461599342 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2467466315 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2520509291 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2527969237 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2550426398 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2770596615 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2772067551 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2790500463 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W2792327987 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W312734451 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W340885835 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W4229844633 @default.
• W2935560030 cites W600503923 @default.
• W2935560030 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.still.2019.03.015" @default.
• W2935560030 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2935560030 type Work @default.
• W2935560030 sameAs 2935560030 @default.
• W2935560030 citedByCount "34" @default.
• W2935560030 countsByYear W29355600302019 @default.
• W2935560030 countsByYear W29355600302020 @default.
• W2935560030 countsByYear W29355600302021 @default.
• W2935560030 countsByYear W29355600302022 @default.
• W2935560030 countsByYear W29355600302023 @default.
• W2935560030 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5001007705 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5011274540 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5029200595 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5041479224 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5056183335 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5057659083 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5065308577 @default.
• W2935560030 hasAuthorship W2935560030A5072662405 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C142796444 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C16397148 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C186699998 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C187320778 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2935560030 hasConcept C2780560099 @default.

• next