Advances in Legumes for Sustainable Intensification

Advances in Legume-based Agroecoystem for Sustainable Intensification explores current research and future strategies for ensuring capacity growth and socioeconomic improvement through the utilization of legume crop cultivation and production in the achievement of sustainability development goals (SDGs). Sections cover the role of legumes in addressing issues of food security, improving nitrogen in the environment, environmental sustainability, economic-environmentally optimized systems, the importance and impact of nitrogen, organic production, and biomass potential, legume production, biology, breeding improvement, cropping systems, and the use of legumes for eco-friendly weed management. This book is an important resource for scientists, researchers and advanced students interested in championing the effective utilization of legumes for agronomic and ecological benefit. Focuses on opportunities for agricultural impact and sustainability Presents insights into both agricultural sustainability and eco-intensification Includes the impact of legume production on societal impacts such as health and wealth management INDICE: Section-I: Legumes for sustainable crop intensification 1. Legume-Based Agroecosystem for Sustainable Intensification: An overview 2. Scope for production of pulses in rice fallow lands in South Asia 3. Sustainable intensification in cropping systems through inclusion of legumes 4. Legumes for efficient utilization of summer fallow 5. Efficient utilization of rice fallow through pulse cultivation 6. Legumes for nutrient management in the cropping system 7. Residual nitrogen for succeeding crops in legume-based cropping system 8. Legumes for eco-friendly weed management in agroecosystem Section-II: Human and animal Health 9. Grain legumes: A diversified diet for sustainable livelihood, food and nutritional security 10. Recent strategies for pulse biofortification to combat human malnutrition 11. Forage legumes for human, animals and environment 12. Legumes for animal nutrition and dietary energy Section-III: Soil health management 13. Legumes protect the soil erosion and ecosystem services 14. Sustainable management of land degradation through legume-based cropping system 15. Legumes effect on nitrogen mineralization and microbial biomass potential in organic farming 16. Legume based inter-cropping to achieve the crop, soil and environmental health security 17. Soil carbon and legumes 18. Role of legumes in phytoremediation of heavy metals Section-IV: Agroecosystems Management 19. Legumes for Agroecosystem Services and Sustainability 20. Potential of legume-based cropping systems for climate change adaptation and mitigation 21. Legumes to reduce ecological footprints for climate-smart cropping systems 22. Environmental footprints of legumes-based agroecosystems for sustainable development 23. Legumes for efficient utilization of summer fallow 24. Potential of tree legumes in agroforestry systems and soil conservation 25. Leguminous trees for sustainable tropical agroforestry Section-V: Crop Improvement 26. Grain legumes: Recent advances and technological interventions 27. Current trends in genetic enhancement of legumes in the genomics era for a sustainable future 28. Conventional, genomics and post-genomics era of pulses breeding: Current Status and prospects 29. Participatory breeding for improving legume landraces in small-scale farming 30. Prospects for genome-wide selection for quantitative traits in legumes Section-VI: Economic importance 31. Effect of legumes on nitrogen economy and budgeting in South Asia 32. Pulses production, trade and policy imperatives: A global perspective 33. Multiple pathways of legume-based systems towards environmental, social and economic sustainability in smallholder systems 34. Legumes for improving socio-economic conditions of farmers in rainfed agroecosystem 

• ISBN: 978-0-323-85797-0
• Editorial: Academic Press
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 606
• Fecha Publicación: 01/06/2022
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés