Italian Journal of Agronomy

Papers
(The TQCC of Italian Journal of Agronomy is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Plant extracts - importance in sustainable agriculture28
Improved salinity tolerance in early growth stage of maize through salicylic acid foliar application18
Land degradation assessment for sustainable soil management14
Permanent cover for soil and water conservation in mechanized vineyards: A study case in Piedmont, NW Italy13
Climate change impacts on the Alpine, Continental and Mediterranean grassland systems of Italy: A review12
Soils and the European Green Deal11
Site- and time-specific early weed control is able to reduce herbicide use in maize - a case study9
Predictive phytotoxic value of water-soluble allelochemicals in plant extracts for choosing a cover crop or mulch for specific weed control9
Foliar application of plant-based biostimulants improve yield and upgrade qualitative characteristics of processing tomato8
Smart fertilizers: What should we mean and where should we go?8
Use of giant reed (<em>Arundo donax</em> L.) to control soil erosion and improve soil quality in a marginal degraded area7
Selection of <em>p</em>-nitrophenyl fatty acid substrate suitable for detecting changes in soil esterase activity associated with degradation of biodegradable polyester mulch films: a fiel6
Land set-up systems in Italy: A long tradition of soil and water conservation sewed up to a variety of pedo-climatic environments6
Improving soil and water conservation and ecosystem services by sustainable soil management practices: From a global to an Italian soil partnership6
Synthetic nitrogen coupled with seaweed extract and microbial inoculants improves rice (<em>Oryza sativa</em> L.) production under a dual cropping system6
Evaluation of the mulch films biodegradation in soil: a methodological review6
Improving weed control in sustainable agro-ecosystems: Role of cultivar and termination timing of rye cover crop5
Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium mass balances in an irrigated quinoa field5
Salt-affected soils: field-scale strategies for prevention, mitigation, and adaptation to salt accumulation5
Differential gas exchange and soil microclimate dynamics under biodegradable plastic, polyethylene, and paper mulches5
Assessment of hail damages in maize using remote sensing and comparison with an insurance assessment: A case study in Lombardy5
Innovative amendments derived from industrial and municipal wastes enhance plant growth and soil functions in potentially toxic elements-polluted environments5
Organic <em>versus</em> mineral fertilization: Assessing of yield and quality of durum wheat in marginal lands5
Cover crops as a weed seed bank management tool: A soil down review4
AquaCrop parametrisation for quinoa in arid environments4
Agronomic response of sunflower subjected to biochar and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi application under drought conditions4
Genetic variability of some agronomic traits in a collection of wheat (<em>Triticum turgidum</em> L. sp.pl.) genotypes under South Mediterranean growth conditions4
A multi-criteria qualitative tool for the sustainability assessment of organic durum wheat-based farming systems designed through a participative process4
Impact of irrigation water deficit on two tomato genotypes grown under open field conditions: From the root-associated microbiota to the stress responses4
In-door germination and seedling growth of green and red lettuce under LED-light spectrum and subsequent effect on baby leaf lettuce4
Variation in quality traits of newly developed Serbian wheat cultivars under different environmental conditions of Pannonian plain4
Soil refinement accelerates in-field degradation rates of soil-biodegradable mulch films4
Municipal organic waste compost replaces mineral fertilization in the horticultural cropping systems, reducing the pollution risk4
Temporary ditches are effective in reducing soil erosion in hilly areas. An evaluation with the RUSLE model3
Application of Zn-containing foliar fertilisers for recovery of the grain productivity potential of Zn-deficient maize plants3
Effects of overseeding times on different warm-season turfgrasses: Visual turf quality and some related characteristics3
A three-stage approach for co-designing diversified cropping systems with farmers: the case study of lentil-wheat intercropping3
Seed priming with zinc improves field performance of maize hybrids grown on calcareous chernozem3
Climate change risk perception and adaptation to climate smart agriculture are required to increase wheat production for food security3
A scoping review of side-dress nitrogen recommendation systems and their perspectives in precision agriculture3
Assessment of yield and nitrate content of wild rocket grown under salinity and subjected to biostimulant application3
Organic <em>versus</em> conventional farming: Medium-term evaluation of soil chemical properties3
Discovering genetic diversity of Changmaogu, a rice landrace, for conservation and rural development3
The optimisation of rapeseed yield and growth duration through adaptive crop management in climate change: evidence from China3
Interregional comparative analysis of farmers’ perceptions and expectations of climate change3
Stakeholders analysis and engagement to address water-ecosystems-food Nexus challenges in Mediterranean environments: a case study in Italy3
Techno-diversity for carbon farming and climate resilience3
The ability of crop models to predict soil organic carbon changes in a maize cropping system under contrasting fertilization and residues management: Evidence from a long-term experiment3
Rye (<em>Secale cereale</em> L.) and squarrose clover (<em>Trifolium squarrosum</em> L.) cover crops can increase their allelopathic potential for weed control when used mixed 3
Spray nozzle selection contributes to improved postemergence herbicide crabgrass control in turfgrass3
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