Optimized irrigation level and deep vertical rotary tillage depth enhanced seed cotton yield, water-nitrogen productivity and economic benefit by reducing soil salinity: evidence from southern Xinjiang of China
Zhentao Bai(Northwest A&F University), Hongguang Liu(Shihezi University), Junliang Fan(Northwest A&F University), Tangang Wang(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Zhijie Li(Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development), Ling Li(Cornell University), Pengfei Li(Shihezi University), Ping Gong(Changchun University of Science and Technology)
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