Soil Health and Plant Eco-Physiology-Based Nutrient Management for Agricultural Green Development

Jiuxin Guo; Tianyuan Yang

doi:10.3390/agronomy16161584

August 17, 2026AgronomyOpen Access

Soil Health and Plant Eco-Physiology-Based Nutrient Management for Agricultural Green Development

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To review and propose nutrient management frameworks integrating soil health and plant eco-physiological mechanisms for sustainable agricultural green development.
Synthesized soil biological, chemical, and physical health indicators relative to crop nutrition.
Evaluated plant eco-physiological processes regulating nutrient uptake, allocation, and environmental stress responses.
Integrated soil health management improves nutrient retention and minimizes fertilizer loss to the environment.
Aligning nutrient supply with plant eco-physiological demand enhances crop productivity and resource use efficiency.

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Analysis demonstrates plant ecophysiology and soil health frameworks in crop nutrient management, indicating pathways to sustain global food security and environmental health.

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Guo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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