Ji-Ji Chen
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Ji-Ji Chen’s research focuses on soil nitrogen cycling, particularly the processes of denitrification and nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions in agricultural soils. Their most-cited study investigates how soil pH and carbon-to-nitrate ratios (C/NO₃⁻) influence denitrification product ratios in intensively managed vegetable fields. By conducting anaerobic incubation experiments across acidic, neutral, and alkaline pH levels, and varying C/NO₃⁻ ratios, Chen demonstrated that these factors critically shape the balance between N₂O and N₂ emissions. This work provides essential insights for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and nitrogen loss from high-input agricultural systems. Although the citation count for this specific paper is modest, Chen’s contributions are foundational for understanding how management practices—such as pH adjustment and carbon amendments—can optimize denitrification pathways. Their research is particularly relevant for sustainable agriculture in China’s rapidly expanding greenhouse vegetable sector. Chen’s systematic approach to linking soil chemical properties with microbial processes underscores their expertise in environmental soil science, offering practical strategies to reduce the environmental footprint of intensive farming.
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- 1设施菜田土壤pH和初始C/NO 3 – 对反硝化产物比的影响1 citations · 2017