Jin-Hyeob Kwak

Assistant Professor

Jeju National University

South Korea

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Jin-Hyeob Kwak is an Assistant Professor at Jeonbuk National University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on soil management and agricultural sustainability, with recent articles exploring topics such as slope construction impacts on crop growth, CO2 sequestration potential of biochar, and the interactions between soil enzyme activity and fertilization regimes. Dr. Kwak's work contributes to understanding environmental quality and sustainable farming practices in changing climatic conditions.

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Articles (18)

Slope Construction on Croplands in Reclaimed Tidal Flats of Korea Improved Surface Drainage but Not Soybean Growth Due to Weather Variability

CO2 sequestration potential over 100 years of cattle manure biochar in soil as affected by different feedstocks and pyrolysis temperatures

Slope construction increased surface drainage but caused drought stress on soybean growth at Saemangeum reclaimed tideland

Soil fungal necromass in deciduous‐dominated boreal forest after 13 years of inorganic nitrogen addition

Announcement of new article formats for KJSSF

Soil enzyme activity of rice paddy as affected by fertilization regimes under ambient and elevated temperature

Evaluation of nutrient loading technique potential of domestic tree species to promote forestation

Farm-level performance of the agro-environmental activities of the Agricultural Environment Conservation Program of Korea

Luxury application of biochar does not enhance rice yield and methane mitigation: a review and data analysis

Mixed biochar produced from agroforestry by-product and livestock manure feedstocks as a solution of heavy metals and salts problems

The Importance of Researches on Climate-Smart Agriculture for 5C Dimension of Global Soil Security: An Overview of GSS2023

A Review on International Carbon Credit Certification Methodologies for Biochar as a Soil Amendment

Land use types with different fertilization management affected isotope ratios of bulk and water-extractable C and N of soils in an intensive agricultural area

Comment on Inorganic N addition replaces N supplied to switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

Biochar-induced reduction of N2O emission from East Asian soils under aerobic conditions: Review and data analysis

Salt Removal from Soil by Winter and Spring Cultivation of Tall Fescue and Italian Ryegrass in Saemangeum Reclaimed Tidal Land

Winter Forage Crops Reduced Fine Dust in Saemangeum Reclaimed Tideland during High Concentration of Fine Dust Season

Biochar surface complexation and Ni(II), Cu(II), and Cd(II) adsorption in aqueous solutions depend on feedstock type

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Woo-Jung Choi

Kyunghwa Han

Justine Karst

Won-Pyo Park

Scott Chang

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