Spatiotemporal diversification enables sustainable cotton-soybean production with enhanced yield and reduced emissions
Qingqing Lv(Third Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University), Hezhong Dong(Shihezi University), Ning He(Hebei Agricultural University), Shizhen Xu(Hebei Agricultural University), Yongjiang Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhenhuai Li(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Dongmei Zhang(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Li Wang(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Junjun Nie(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Gary Y. Gan(Wenzhou University), Jianlong Dai(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Baojie Chi(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yanjun Zhang(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Zhengpeng Cui(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
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