Jingguo Wang
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About
Jingguo Wang is a leading researcher in agricultural environmental science, with a primary focus on nitrogen cycling and greenhouse gas emissions from intensively managed vegetable production systems. His work has been instrumental in understanding the mechanisms behind nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions, a potent greenhouse gas, particularly in Chinese solar greenhouses. Wang’s most cited study (2019, 17 citations) identified that excessive manure application and irrigation in these facilities create conditions for N₂O emission bursts, highlighting the critical role of management practices in mitigating climate impacts. He has also explored the complex interactions between soil pH and carbon-to-nitrate ratios, demonstrating how these factors influence denitrification pathways and the ratio of N₂O to dinitrogen emissions. By combining field monitoring with controlled laboratory incubations, Wang provides a mechanistic basis for developing targeted mitigation strategies. His research is highly relevant for sustainable agriculture, offering data-driven insights to reduce nitrogen losses while maintaining crop productivity. Wang’s contributions are essential for policymakers and farmers seeking to balance food security with environmental stewardship in China’s rapidly expanding greenhouse sector.
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- 2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