Sen Chen

Hydrochar and microplastics disturb soil dissolved organic matter and prominently mitigate ammonia volatilization from wheat growing soil

G. Poinern, Bin Wang, L. Xue, 2022, Applied Soil Ecology.

Polyester Microplastic Mitigated NH3 Volatilization from a Rice–Wheat Rotation System: Does Particle Size or Natural Aging Effect Matter?

L. Xue, Ke Sun, Lanfang Han, 2022, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering.

Responses of rice (Oryza sativa L.) plant growth, grain yield and quality, and soil properties to the microplastic occurrence in paddy soil

W. Shi, Lanfang Han, Haijun Sun, 2022, Journal of Soils and Sediments.

Waste-based hydrothermal carbonization aqueous phase substitutes urea for rice paddy return: Improved soil fertility and grain yield

L. Xue, Haihou Wang, Qianwen Lu, 2022, Journal of Cleaner Production.

How does biochar aging affect NH3 volatilization and GHGs emissions from agricultural soils?

D. Fawcett, G. Poinern, S. Lam, 2021, Environmental pollution.

Substituting urea with biogas slurry and hydrothermal carbonization aqueous product could decrease NH3 volatilization and increase soil DOM in wheat growth cycle.

L. Xue, Haijun Sun, Yanfang Feng, 2022, Environmental research.

Hydrothermal carbonization aqueous phase promotes nutrient retention and humic substance formation during aerobic composting of chicken manure.

Haijun Sun, P. Jeyakumar, Jixiang Wang, 2023, Bioresource technology.