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Assessing water and nitrogen footprints of alternative cropping systems across the precipitation gradient of the North China Plain
AbstractAlternative cropping systems can sustain productivity and reduce impacts (e.g., excessive groundwater exploitation, nitrogen losses), but microclimate impacts in diversified systems are mostly unexplored. The aim of this study was to explore innovative cropping systems to reduce water use an
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