No Tillage With Plastic Re-mulching Maintains High Maize Productivity via Regulating Hydrothermal Effects in an Arid Region

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Nitrogen reduction by 20 % with green manure retention reduces soil evaporation, promotes maize transpiration and improves water productivity in arid areas

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Agricultural management could reduce soil N2O emissions while increasing grain yields via enhancing soil moisture harvesting and improving soil nutrient status

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Mulching Practices Improve Soil Moisture and Enzyme Activity in Drylands, Increasing Potato Yield

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