Titlebook: Land Allocation for Biomass Crops; Challenges and Oppor Ruopu Li,Andrea Monti Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Sprin

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Production of Energy Crops in Heavy Metals Contaminated Land: Opportunities and Risks,rgy crops in contaminated land? Yields and biomass quality can be affected by the contamination, reducing the energy and the greenhouse savings and compromising its economic exploitation. Nonetheless the production of energy crops on contaminated land may contribute also to improve the quality of so

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Spatial-Temporal Change of Agricultural Biomass and Carbon Capture Capability in the Mid-South of Hlains. The carbon capture capacity of cropland in the piedmont area increased from 700?g C·m.·a. to 1000?g C·m.·a., and it declined in the low plain area. Mountainous and coastal areas had the lowest capability of agricultural carbon capture. Although farmland is a dynamic carbon pool overall, its c

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Changes in Nitrogen Application and Conservation Reserve Program Area from Cellulosic Biofuel ProduIn addition, the majority of the cellulosic biofuel mandate can be met with agricultural residues which require more nitrogen in the corn and wheat producing regions in the U.S., i.e., the Midwest and the Great Plains, due to nutrient replacement. Our findings can inform future research to assess th