Volume 15, Issue 58 (Special Issue), 2026 (January – March)
Special Issue on
Chemical and Biological Innovations in Integrated Nutrient Management for Soil Health, Biofortification, and Crop Productivity
Integrated Nutrient Management (INM) has emerged as a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture, addressing the dual challenges of enhancing crop productivity while preserving soil health and environmental quality. The strategic integration of chemical fertilizers, organic amendments, biofertilizers, and beneficial microorganisms offers new opportunities to improve nutrient use efficiency, soil fertility, and crop nutritional quality.
This Special Issue of Chemical Science Review and Letters aim to provide a comprehensive platform for cutting-edge research and critical reviews focusing on chemical and biological innovations in INM and their role in improving soil health, biofortification, and crop productivity. The issue seeks to highlight interdisciplinary approaches that bridge chemistry, soil science, agronomy, microbiology, and environmental sciences.
We invite original research articles, review papers, and short communications covering (but not limited to) the following themes:
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Chemical and biological interactions in soil–plant–microbe systems
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Integrated use of inorganic fertilizers, organic manures, and biofertilizers
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Soil nutrient dynamics, nutrient use efficiency, and soil health indicators
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Role of nanofertilizers, chelated nutrients, and controlled-release fertilizers
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Microbial inoculants and biostimulants in nutrient management
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Biofortification strategies for enhancing crop nutritional quality
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INM approaches for sustainable crop productivity and climate-resilient agriculture
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Environmental impacts and sustainability assessment of nutrient management practices
This Special Issue aims to foster knowledge exchange among researchers, academicians, and practitioners and to promote innovative, science-driven solutions for sustainable agricultural production. We warmly encourage contributions that offer novel insights, practical relevance, and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Researchers and professionals are invited to submit their manuscripts and contribute to this timely and impactful Special Issue.
Highlights:
Review Time: 5-7 days
Articles are published as soon as accepted
Authors are invited to submit manuscripts up to 31.03.2025.
Submit your manuscript to admin@chesci.com & info.chesci@gmail.com.
Mention the Special Issue name in the subject line.
Refer detailed Author Guideline for more information.