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ArticleHeliyon2023

The potential capability of substituting chemical fertilizers with crop straw and human-livestock-poultry manure in areas with different topographic characteristics.

Lei Chen, Jingyu Zhang, Xiaolin Xia, Zhi Yang, Bangwen Wang, Changyu Long

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Article in Heliyon, 2023. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 2 papers.

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6 authors.

Lei ChenKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.
Jingyu ZhangKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.
Xiaolin XiaKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.
Zhi YangKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.
Bangwen WangKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.
Changyu LongKey Laboratory of Water Conservancy and Water Resources in Anhui Province, Heifei 230088, China.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Agricultural production and lifestyle are constrained by topography, causing notable under disparities in the composition, distribution, and environmental benefits of crop straw and human-livestock-poultry manure (CSHLPM) in areas with different topographic characteristics. Under the premise of the international consensus on sustainable development, it has become an objective requirement to improve the use of CSHLPM as fertilizer, and minimize the use of chemical fertilizers. Thus, an investigation was conducted to assess the difference in the quantity and composition of CSHLPM in plain, hill, and mountainous areas, taking Anhui Province of China as a case study, to evaluate the potential contribution of CSHLPM to farmland and identify the environmental benefits. The results show that the composition of CSHLPM in plain, hill, and mountainous areas varied greatly, and the reuse of CSHLPM in farmland could supplement, but not completely replace the use of chemical fertilizer to meet the needs of nutrients. In plain areas, CSHLPM did not provide the necessary amount of N and P

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Nutrient contentsPotential for alternative fertilizersQuantity and compositionStraw and manureStructural differencesTopography

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PMID37576288
PMCPMC10412849

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