Science in China(Series C:Life Sciences) 2005 Issue z2 Impacts of population growth and economic development on the nitrogen cycle in Asia

Impacts of population growth and economic development on the nitrogen cycle in Asia
ZHU Zhaoliang;XIONG Zhengqin;XING Guangxi

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Information for authors

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Nitrogen deposition and reduction of terrestrial biodiversity: Evidence from temperate grasslands
Nancy B. Dise;Carly J. Stevens

..............page:720-728

Strategies for farmers and policy makers to control nitrogen losses whilst maintaining crop production
Keith W. T. Goulding

..............page:710-719

Potentials for win-win alliances among animal agriculture and forest products industries: Application of the principles of industrial ecology and sustainable development
Ellis B. Cowling;Cari S. Furiness

..............page:697-709

Cascading costs: An economic nitrogen cycle
William R. Moomaw;Melissa B. L. Birch

..............page:678-696

The global nitrogen cycle: Past, present and future
James N. Galloway

..............page:669-677

Nanjing Declaration on Nitrogen Management

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PREFACE

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Balanced nitrogen economy as a flexible strategy on yield stabilizing and quality of aquatic food crops in wetland ecosystem
A. M. Puste;P. K. Sarkar;D. K. Das

..............page:980-987

Utilization and management of organic wastes in Chinese agriculture: Past, present and perspectives
JU Xiaotang;ZHANG Fusuo;BAO Xuemei;R(o)mheld V;Roelcke M

..............page:965-979

Emission scenario of non-CO2 gases from energy activities and other sources in China
JIANG Kejun;HU Xiulian

..............page:955-964

Current status and future tendency of lake eutrophication in China
JIN Xiangcan;XU Qiujin;HUANG Changzhu

..............page:948-954

Environmental friendly nitrogen fertilization
Avi Shaviv

..............page:937-947

Challenges of reducing excess nitrogen in Japanese agroecosystems
Kazuyuki YAGI;Katsuyuki MINAMI

..............page:928-936

Nitrogen use scenario in India
A. P. Gupta

..............page:921-927

Options for reducing the negative effects of nitrogen in agriculture
J. R. Freney

..............page:861-870

For holistic control of reactive N: Regional, national and global perspectives
Makoto Kimura

..............page:856-860

Soil nitrogen balance assessment and its application for sustainable agriculture and environment
Rabindra Nath Roy;Ram Vimal Misra

..............page:843-855

The Dutch N-cascade in the European perspective
Jan Willem Erisman;Nelleke Domburg;Wim de Vries;Hans Kros;Bronno de Haan;Kaj Sanders

..............page:827-842

Global nitrogen fertilizer supply and demand outlook
Michel Prud'homme

..............page:818-826

The nitrogen cycle, scientific uncertainty and policy relevant science
David Norse

..............page:807-817

The development of policy approaches for reducing nitrogen pollution to coastal waters of the USA
Robert W. Howarth

..............page:791-806

Innovative use of controlled availability fertilizers with high performance for intensive agriculture and environmental conservation
Sadao SHOJI

..............page:912-920

A comparison of nitrate transport in four different rice(Oryza sativa L.) cultivars
FAN Xiaorong;SHEN Qirong;MA Zhengqiang;ZHU Huilan;YIN Xiaoming;Anthony J. Miller

..............page:897-911

Symbiosome-like intracellular colonization of cereals and other crop plants by nitrogen-fixing bacteria for reduced inputs of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers
Edward C. Cocking;Philip J. Stone;Michael R. Davey

..............page:888-896

Nitrogen in global animal production and management options for improving nitrogen use efficiency
Oene Oenema;Seerp Tamminga

..............page:871-887

Capitalizing on multi-element interactions through balanced nutrition - A pathway to improve nitrogen use efficiency in China, India and North America
Paul E. Fixen;JIN Jiyun;K. N. Tiwari;Mark D. Stauffer

..............page:780-790

Surface N balances and reactive N loss to the environment from global intensive agricultural production systems for the period 1970-2030
A. F. Bouwman;G. Van Drecht;K. W. van der Hoek

..............page:767-779

Global assessment of nitrogen fertilizer: The SCOPE/IGBP Nitrogen Fertilizer Rapid Assessment Project
Arvin R. Mosier;J. Keith Syers;John R. Freney

..............page:759-766

Cereal area and nitrogen use efficiency are drivers of future nitrogen fertilizer consumption
Achim Dobermann;Kenneth G. Cassman

..............page:745-758

Sub-regional dimensions of agricultural and environmental nitrogen: The case of Asia
John Keith Syers

..............page:738-744