Integrating legume rotation and optimal nitrogen management enhances cotton yield and mitigates greenhouse gas emissions in a jujube-cotton intercropping system
Tiantian Li(Harbin Medical University), Guodong Chen(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Hang Qiao(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Ling Li(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Qiang Hu(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Lu Feng(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Mingwei Du(Liaoning University), Wei Zhang(Southwest University), Jinbin Wang(Gansu Agricultural University), Sumei Wan(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Zhengjun Cui(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Yaru Zhao(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Gulinigaer Taxi(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Nan Cao(Shanghai Harbour Engineering Design & Research Institute)
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