Pil Joo Kim

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Gyeongsang National University

South Korea

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Dr. Pil Joo Kim is a Professor at Gyeongsang National University in South Korea. His research areas encompass carbon stabilization in rice paddies, the impact of organic matter inputs on climate, and nutrient cycling related to agricultural practices. Dr. Kim has recently published articles addressing issues such as soil organic carbon dynamics, arsenic methylation in paddy soils, and the effects of iron fertilization on carbon sequestration.

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Benjamin L. Turner

Gyeongsang National University

SOUTH KOREA

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EunNam Joe

Gyeongsang National University

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Jeonggu Lee

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Kyungpook National University

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hyeonji song

Iowa State University

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Suvendu Das

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Gyeongsang National University

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Articles (20)

Dilemma of organic matter input to mitigate climate impact of rice paddies

Greater root biomass offsets soil organic carbon loss under climate impact in rice paddies

Carbon stabilization by iron plaque on rice roots: The role of oxygen loss

Different management and movement in the agricultural nutrient balances of Korea and the Netherlands: Highest nutrient surplus countries among OECD members

Microbe-mediated nutrient cycling and crop growth under long-term silicate fertilizer addition to paddy soils

Soil silicon dynamics following long-term litter and nutrient manipulations in a lowland tropical forest

Increase of soil organic carbon stock by iron slag-based silicate fertilizer application in paddy soils

Minimizing the total petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants in biochar derived from agricultural byproducts

A potential of iron slag-based soil amendment as a suppressor of greenhouse gas (CH<sub>4</sub> and N<sub>2</sub>O) emissions in rice paddy

Benefits of organic amendments on soil C stock may be offset by increased methane flux in rice paddy field

Changes in agricultural nitrogen (N) balance of OECD countries and its causes and impacts

Methane emissions and the microbial community in flooded paddies affected by the application of Fe-stabilized natural organic matter

Microbial control of soil organic matter dynamics: Effects of land use and climate change

Partitioning carbon dioxide emissions from soil organic matter and urea in warm and cold cropping seasons

Coupled reduction in arsenic methylation and methanogenesis with silicate amendment in arsenic-enriched paddy soils

Iron fertilization and soil carbon sequestration in rice paddies

Recycling of ferrous slag in agriculture: Potentials and challenges

Cover crops offset recalcitrant soil organic carbon losses under plastic-film mulching by altering microbial functional genes

Subsurface methane dynamics of a paddy field under long-term fertilization: 13C-evidence from in-situ belowground labeling

Short term effects of different green manure amendments on the composition of main microbial groups and microbial activity of a submerged rice cropping system

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Benjamin L. Turner

EunNam Joe

Jeonggu Lee

hyeonji song

Suvendu Das

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