该杂志发表与农业水资源管理的科学、经济学和政策相关的具有国际意义的论文。在所有情况下，手稿都必须解决影响并提供有关农业水资源管理的见解。

The journal "Agricultural Water Management" publishes internationally significant papers related to the science, economics, and policies of agricultural water resource management. In all cases, submitted manuscripts must address issues affecting agricultural water resource management and provide insights into the topic.

《Agricultural Water Management》期刊发表与农业水资源管理相关的科学、经济学和政策方面的国际性论文。所有提交的手稿必须探讨影响农业水资源管理的问题，并提供相关的见解。

Agricultural Water Management

M. Gloriose B. Allakonon

Sissou Zakari

Pierre G. Tovihoudji

A. Sènami Fatondji

P.B. Irénikatché Akponikpè

Grain yield, actual evapotranspiration and water productivity responses of maize crop to deficit irrigation: A global meta-analysis

Irrigation can increase crop yields and could be a key climate adaptation strategy. At present, under the background of increasing food demand and continuous expansion of irrigation cropland, there still uncertainties about the soil carbon dynamics under the change of irrigation water volume and irrigated area in view of large-scale spatial heterogeneity. Therefore, this paper uses space-for-time + meta-analysis and a two-step methodology based on the residual trend analysis to quantitatively analyze the relationship between soil organic carbon (SOC) and soil respiration (Rs) in response to fluctuations in irrigation water volume and irrigated land extents. Here we show that the irrigation water volume within 100–1000 mm had a negative impact on SOC, and the impact was correlated with the irrigation water volume. Different levels of irrigation water manifest distinct effects on SOC content across varying soil depths. When irrigation water quantities are less than 700 mm, the impact on SOC content in the 0–30 cm depth layer surpasses that in the 30–200 cm depth layer. Conversely, when irrigation water quantities equal or exceed 700 mm, this pattern is reversed. The overall impact of irrigation on SOC stock at a depth of 0–200 cm was −14.88±6.7%. Tillage, planting intensity, topography, and soil type within irrigated cropland all exert variable impacts on SOC content. Whether these influences are deleterious or beneficial hinges predominantly upon the balance between the augmentation of SOC stock due to heightened carbon inputs from crops and the reduction of SOC through alterations in microbial activity. Mann-Kendall trend analysis showed that from 2000 to 2015, the overall Rs of cropland showed an increasing trend, with an increase rate of 3.67 g/m2/year. The increase of global Rs is mainly driven by climate change factors (temperature, precipitation and solar radiation), while the decrease of Rs in a small number of areas is mainly driven by management practices (fertilizer nitrogen, irrigation, and tillage). Our study further quantifies the impact of irrigation on soil carbon dynamics, thereby offering potential pathways and data support for the advancement of sustainable agriculture.

Xiaochen Yao

Zhiyu Zhang

Fenghui Yuan

Changchun Song

The impact of global cropland irrigation on soil carbon dynamics

Huifang Zheng

Ruixin Shao

Yanfang Xue

Hao Ying

Yulong Yin

Zhenling Cui

QingHua Yang

Water productivity of irrigated maize production systems in Northern China: A meta-analysis

Lingchun Zhang

Fanchao Meng

Xinyue Zhang

Qiang Gao

Li Yan

Optimum management strategy for improving maize water productivity and partial factor productivity for nitrogen in China: A meta-analysis

中国玉米水分生产率和氮素部分要素生产率提升的最佳管理策略：一项元分析

Stefani Daryanto

Lixin Wang

Pierre-André Jacinthe

Can ridge-furrow plastic mulching replace irrigation in dryland wheat and maize cropping systems?

Zhen Zheng

Yuming He

Yingli He

Jing Zhan

Chunyan Shi

Yujie Xu

Xiaowen Wang

Jian Wang

Chao Zhang

Micro-nano bubble water subsurface drip irrigation affects strawberry yield and quality by modulation of microbial communities

微纳米气泡水膜下滴灌通过调节微生物群落影响草莓产量和品质

Ronald Ssembajwe

Catherine Mulinde

Saul D. Ddumba

Godfrey H. Kagezi

Ronald Opio

Judith Kobusinge

Frank Mugagga

Yazidi Bamutaze

Anthony Gidudu

Geoffrey Arinaitwe

Mihai Voda

Dynamics and associations of selected agrometeorological variables in Robusta growing regions of Uganda

乌干达罗布斯塔种植区选定农业气象变量的动态及其关联

Evandro H. Figueiredo Moura da Silva

Gerrit Hoogenboom

Kenneth J. Boote

Santiago Vianna Cuadra

Cheryl H. Porter

Walkyria Bueno Scivittaro

Silvio Steinmetz

Carlos E. Pellegrino Cerri

Implications of water management on methane emissions and grain yield in paddy rice: A case study under subtropical conditions in Brazil using the CSM-CERES-Rice model

水稻水管理对甲烷排放和粮食产量的影响：基于巴西亚热带条件下使用CSM-CERES-Rice模型的案例研究

Shutaro Shiraki

None Kywae

Nwe Ni

Thin Mar Cho

Aung Kyaw Thu

Naoki Horikawa

Ratoon rice strategy for enhanced water resource management: A simulation-based study in tropical monsoon climates

再生稻策略在水资源管理中的应用：热带季风气候下的模拟研究

Yujie Yuan

Jichao Wang

Xuerui Gao

Kejing Huang

Xining Zhao

Optimizing planting management practices considering a suite of crop water footprint indicators —A case-study of the Fengjiashan Irrigation District

优化种植管理实践考虑一系列作物水足迹指标——以丰家山灌区为例

Abbreviation	Agric. Water Manag.
Journal Impact	5.98
Quartiles(Global)	WATER RESOURCES(Q1)

ISSN	0378-3774, 1873-2283
h-index	163
Top Journals	Yes

Publication Information	Publisher: Elsevier B.V.，Publishing cycle: Monthly，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 1979，Proportion of original research papers: 98.73%，Self Citation Rate:11.90%， Gold OA Rate: 44.43%
Average review cycle	网友分享经验：平均7.0个月来源Elsevier官网：平均11.7周
Average recruitment ratio	网友分享经验：约50%

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