Nitrogen application rates need to be reduced for half of the rice paddy fields in China

Dan Zhang; Hongyuan Wang; Junting Pan; Jiafa Luo; Jian Liu; Baojing Gu; Shen Liu; Limei Zhai; Stuart Lindsey; Yitao Zhang; Qiuliang Lei; Shuxia Wu; Pete Smith; Hongbin Liu

doi:10.1016/j.agee.2018.05.023

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