Advances in Agronomy

1. The history of soil and human healthMargaret A. Oliver and Eric C. Brevik<br> <br>2. Potential of Indian Agriculture for Capturing Atmospheric CO2 and Monetizing Carbon Credits to the Farmers: An Overview and Policy FrameworkRam Swaroop Meena, Rattan Lal, Sandeep Kumar, and Gourisankar Pradhana, <br>Ch. Srinivasarao, A.K. Singh, Himanshu Pathak, P.C. Abhilash, Arvind Kumar, S.K. Sharmai, M.L. Jat, and Sudhanshu Singh<br> <br>3. Crop diversification in rainfed lowland rice ecosystems in tropical Asia Shu Fukai and <br> <br>4. Plant stress phenotyping: current status and future prospectsVishal Dinkar, Sayantan Sarkar, Saurabh Pandey, Suresh H. Antre, Amarjeet Kumar, Thribhuvan, R., Ashutosh Singh, Ashish Kumar Singh8, Badal Singh, Md. Afjal Ahmad<br> <br>5. The expanding field of pedology Alfred E. Hartemink and J.G. Bockheim<br> <br>6. Linking structure and functions in agricultural soilsH.-J. Vogel, U. Weller, and S. Schl&uml;uter<br> <br>7. The supramolecular structure of the soil Humeome and the significance of Humification<br>Alessandro Piccolo and Marios Drosos