Martin Lukac

University of Reading

United Kingdom

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Kikuko Shoyama

Ibaraki University

JAPAN

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Jacob Bishop

Lecturer in Crop Science and Production

University of Reading

UNITED KINGDOM

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Elizabeth Robinson

University of Reading

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Jerzy Jonczak

assistant professor, PhD with habilitation

Warsaw University of Life Sciences

POLAND

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Martin Lukac

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Addition of Biochar and Fertiliser Drives Changes in Soil Organic Matter and Humic Substance Content in Haplic Luvisol

Microgranular biochar improves soil fertility and mycorrhization in crop systems

Decadal forest mensuration cycle significantly underestimates net primary production in dense young beech stands

Modern arable and diverse ley farming systems can increase soil organic matter faster than global targets

Grass sward cover improves soil organic carbon and nitrogen in a vineyard

Harnessing machine learning for landscape character management in a shallow relief region of China

Areas of the Terai Arc landscape in Nepal at risk of forest fire identified by fuzzy analytic hierarchy process

Linking Pattern to Process: Intensity Analysis of Land-Change Dynamics in Ghana as Correlated to Past Socioeconomic and Policy Contexts

Competition for soil resources forces a trade-off between enhancing tree productivity and understorey species richness in managed beech forests

Competition for soil resources forces a trade-off between enhancing tree productivity and understorey species richness in managed beech forests

Traditional and cover crop-derived mulches enhance soil ecosystem services in apple orchards

Traditional and cover crop-derived mulches enhance soil ecosystem services in apple orchards

Fragment size and diversity of mulches affect their decomposition, nutrient dynamics, and soil microbiology

Linking Pattern to Process: Intensity Analysis of Land-Change Dynamics in Ghana as Correlated to Past Socioeconomic and Policy Contexts

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Kikuko Shoyama

Jacob Bishop

Elizabeth Robinson

Jerzy Jonczak

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