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Shi-Wei Guo

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Open access Sep 2026

Effects of N Reduction and Combined with Organic Fertilizer Application on Rice Yield and NH3 Volatilization from Saline Soil

Organic fertilizer (OF) application can significantly enhance soil fertility and crop yield. However, its influence on nitrogen (N) loss via ammonia (NH3) volatilization from reclaimed coastal paddy soil is not well known. We conducted a pot experiment here using cyanobacteria compost of sawdust and chicken manure plus...

Jia-Yu Wu, Gui Chen, Yan-Fang Hao et al. · Plants · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Functional Differences Between Conventional and Modified Organic Fertilizers in Regulating Sorghum Productivity, NH3 Loss, and Soil Quality in Coastal Saline–Alkali Soil

Saline–alkali soils are characterized by low fertility and productivity, which can be potentially improved by applying organic fertilizers. We hypothesized that conventional and modified organic fertilizers would exhibit distinct functional advantages in regulating crop performance, nitrogen (N) loss, and saline–alkali...

Yifei Liu, Shi-Wei Guo, Yan-Fang Hao et al. · Agronomy · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Straw Return and Controlled-Release Fertilizers Improve Rice Yield by Alleviating Soil Salinity and Optimizing Nitrogen Uptake in Brackish Water-Irrigated Coastal Saline Soils

Brackish water irrigation induces secondary soil salinization and severe nitrogen (N) leaching, restricting crop N uptake and grain yield. To address these constraints in coastal saline farmlands, a 140-day field soil column experiment was conducted using coastal saline soil with a salinity of 2.60 g kg−1. We evaluated...

Renzhi Zhu, Yue Dong, Yi-Ting Hu et al. · Agriculture · 0 citations