Kazuyuki Inubushi

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Kazuyuki Inubushi is a Professor at Tokyo University of Agriculture in Japan. His research areas focus on soil respiration, the effects of soil and land use characteristics on carbon and nitrogen processes, and the impact of biodegradable materials on soil health. Recent publications include studies on soil acidification, methane dynamics in mangrove forests, and the influence of Sika deer on peat soil properties and greenhouse gas production.

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Áron Béni

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University of Debrecen

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Miwa Yashima

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Chiba University

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Weiguo Cheng

Yamagata University

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Effect of Soil Acidification on Temperature Sensitivity of Soil Respiration

Comparison of soil characteristics related to C and N processes in Eastern Hungarian and Central Japanese soils under different land use and nutrient supply

Effects of a new compost-chemical fertilizer mixture on CO₂ and N₂O production and plant growth in a Chernozem and an Andosol

Effects of biodegradable plastics on soil properties and greenhouse gas production

Effects of mire disturbance by Sika deer on nitrogen fixation and denitrification in Ozegahara Mire, Japan

Effects of mire disturbance by Sika deer on physico-chemical properties of peat soils and greenhouse gas flux in Ozegahara Mire, Japan

Evaluating irrigation status in the Mekong Delta through polarimetric L-band SAR data assimilation

Legacy effect of elevated CO2 and N fertilization on mineralization and retention of rice (Oryza sativa L.) rhizodeposit-C in paddy soil aggregates

The mass water content of paddy soil after harvest is strongly associated with the accumulation of organic matter as the source of available nitrogen

Dynamics of Methane in Mangrove Forest: Will It Worsen with Decreasing Mangrove Forests?

Dynamics of Methane in Mangrove Forest: Will It Worsen with Decreasing Mangrove Forests?

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Áron Béni

Miwa Yashima

Weiguo Cheng

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