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Andrew J Margenot

Associate Professor

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Crop Sciences

Department of Crop Sciences

Andrew J Margenot is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

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Andrew J Margenot

UIUC

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soil environmental science soil biology biogeochemistry agricultural economics plant soil sustainable agriculture environmental engineering earth science agronomy nutrient management soil dynamics soil chemistry soil fertility soil organic matter ecosystems pedosphere soil carbon cycle soil biochemistry carbon sequestration soil carbon sequestration soil science environmental chemistry nutrient cycles soil biogeochemical cycling land use applied geochemistry land degradation enzymes soil characterization soil health soil organic carbon organic geochemistry waste management soil management environmental microbiology crop yields forest ecosystems ecohydrology soil ecology forest soils carbon farming environmental technology resource recovery soil pollution precision agriculture agrarian change plant-soil interactions crop rotation agricultural history cover crops soil pedology soil properties soil environment soil contamination eutrophication crop production diffuse reflectance residue management western kenya optical remote sensing soil classification hyperspectral imaging yield prediction organic carbon soil samples spectral subtractions permanganate oxidizable carbon us midwest organic matter soil c cycling monoammonium phosphate enzyme activity soil lead united states synthetic fertilizer

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Comparing Continuous-Corn and Soybean-Corn Rotation Cropping Systems in the U.S. Central Midwest: Trade-Offs Among Crop Yield, Nutrient Losses, and Change in Soil Organic Carbon. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment (2025)

Ziyi LiKaiyu GuanWang ZhouBin PengEmerson D. NafzigerRobert F. GrantZhenong JinJinyun TangAndrew J. MargenotDoKyoung LeeCarl J. BernacchiEvan H. DeLuciaIgnacio CiampittiTongxi HuLexuan YeJessica TillMengqi Jia

carbon farmingcarbon sequestrationagricultural economicssustainable agriculturecropping systemssoybean-corn rotationenvironmental sciencesustainable crop productioncrop rotationu.s. central midwestprecision agriculturesoilcrop yieldsagronomysoil organic carbonplant soil

Differential Response of Chitinolytic and Proteolytic Depolymerization-Mineralization Pathways to Organic Nitrogen Substrates. Biology and Fertility of Soils (2025)

Chase S. KasmerchakRachel C. DaughtridgeAndrew J. Margenot

biological engineeringenzymatic modificationenzyme immobilizationenzymesorganic nitrogen substratesbiomoleculesdifferential responsebiochemistrybiopolymersbiotechnologyproteolytic depolymerization-mineralization pathwaysorganic chemistrydepolymerizationbiomolecular engineering

Evaluating Composted Sewage Sludge as a Phosphorus Fertilizer in Wheat Grown on Soils With Different Physical-Chemical Properties. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Lucía Guerrero-GallardoSana BoubehzizMaría del Carmen del CampilloVidal BarrónAndrew MargenotMaría de los Angeles Martín SantosMaria del Carmen GutierrezAntonio Rafael Sánchez-Rodríguez

waste managementnutrient managementagricultural economicsenvironmental chemistrysewage sludgesoil chemistryenvironmental sciencesoil fertilitydifferent physical-chemical propertiesenvironmental engineeringphosphorus fertilizersewage sludge treatmentsoilsoil dynamicsplant soil

Evidence for Non‐Primary Macronutrient Limitations on Cherry Yields in Young Robusta Agroforestry Systems in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Chase S. KasmerchakJordon WadeEduardo ChavezCarlos CaicedoCristian SubíaAndrew J. Margenot

agricultural economicssustainable agricultureleaf nutrientsecosystemsagroforestry systemslasso modelagroecosystemscrop yieldsagronomyplant soilleast absolute shrinkage

Lithology and Bioclimate Impacts on Soil Organic Phosphorus Speciation and the Relationship Between Phosphatase and Organic Phosphorus in California Temperate Forest. Geoderma (2025)

Suwei XuChunhao GuStewart G. WilsonRota WagaiYuhei NakayamaAndrew J. Margenot

earth scienceforest ecologybioclimate impactsbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencesoil biogeochemical cyclingorganic phosphorusforest ecosystemssoil organic matterecosystemsforest soilsnutrient cyclescalifornia temperate forestsoil

Lower Nitrogen Leaching From Struvite Than Monoam Monium Phosphate is More Size-Dependent Than Phosphorus Leaching. Geoderma (2025)

Andrew J. MargenotPatriciaá Leon

waste managementmaterial cyclesnutrient managementchemical engineeringenvironmental chemistrybiogeochemistryphosphorus leachingenvironmental remediationenvironmental scienceenvironmental engineeringleachingnutrient cyclesresource recoverylower nitrogenmonoam monium phosphatesoilapplied geochemistry

Phosphate Elution From Anion‐Exchange Membranes in Soil Analysis. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Suwei XuAndrew J. Margenot

soil biochemistrynahco 3chemical engineeringenvironmental chemistryso 4soil chemistryenvironmental remediationenvironmental engineeringplant soilm nahco 3applied geochemistrysoil biology

Radioisotopic Labeling Reveals Inaccuracy of Phosphorus Use Efficiency of Ammonium Phosphate Fertilizers Calculated by the Difference Method. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Andrew J. MargenotNeha ChatterjeeChongyang Li

nutrient managementagricultural economicsenvironmental chemistrybiogeochemistrysoil chemistryenvironmental sciencesoil fertilityammonium phosphate fertilizersnutrient cycleswater solubilitydifference methodsoilagronomyapplied geochemistry

Think Outside the Plots: Perimeter Measurements and Spatial Modeling Mitigate Confounding in a 145‐Year Experiment. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Eric PotashYuhei NakayamaMichael DouglassGuadalupe GonzalezAndrew J. Margenot

earth sciencemorrow plotsland degradationagricultural economicssoil organic carbonenvironmental sciencesoil carbon cycleglobal ecologytreatment randomizationsoilenvironmental modellingcarbon farmingsoil dynamicssoil carbon sequestration

To Diversify or Not to Diversify: A Preliminary Report on Farmers’ Perspectives on Diversification in the U.S. Midwest. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems (2025)

Lauren AsproothJ. Gordon ArbuckleRebecca TraldiSarah P. ChurchKristin FloressBenjamin M. GramigAndrew J. MargenotElizabeth T. MaynardAaron W. ThompsonAriana P. TorresEmily M. UsherIshraq AwashraKatherine PivaralFinnleigh S. WoodingsLinda S. Prokopy

agricultural managementagricultural policyagri-environmental policyagricultural economicsagribusinessagricultural impactsland useagricultural systemssustainable agricultureagroforestry systemsagricultural diversificationu.s. midwestagrarian changeeconomicsfarming systemsagronomyfood systemsresource policydiversification efforts

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Andrew J Margenot

Associate Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Crop Sciences

Department of Crop Sciences

Andrew J Margenot is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew J Margenot

UIUC

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Differential Response of Chitinolytic and Proteolytic Depolymerization-Mineralization Pathways to Organic Nitrogen Substrates. Biology and Fertility of Soils (2025)

Chase S. KasmerchakRachel C. DaughtridgeAndrew J. Margenot

Evaluating Composted Sewage Sludge as a Phosphorus Fertilizer in Wheat Grown on Soils With Different Physical-Chemical Properties. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Lucía Guerrero-GallardoSana BoubehzizMaría del Carmen del CampilloVidal BarrónAndrew MargenotMaría de los Angeles Martín SantosMaria del Carmen GutierrezAntonio Rafael Sánchez-Rodríguez

Evidence for Non‐Primary Macronutrient Limitations on Cherry Yields in Young Robusta Agroforestry Systems in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Chase S. KasmerchakJordon WadeEduardo ChavezCarlos CaicedoCristian SubíaAndrew J. Margenot

agricultural economicssustainable agricultureleaf nutrientsecosystemsagroforestry systemslasso modelagroecosystemscrop yieldsagronomyplant soilleast absolute shrinkage

Lithology and Bioclimate Impacts on Soil Organic Phosphorus Speciation and the Relationship Between Phosphatase and Organic Phosphorus in California Temperate Forest. Geoderma (2025)

Suwei XuChunhao GuStewart G. WilsonRota WagaiYuhei NakayamaAndrew J. Margenot

Lower Nitrogen Leaching From Struvite Than Monoam Monium Phosphate is More Size-Dependent Than Phosphorus Leaching. Geoderma (2025)

Andrew J. MargenotPatriciaá Leon

Phosphate Elution From Anion‐Exchange Membranes in Soil Analysis. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Suwei XuAndrew J. Margenot

soil biochemistrynahco 3chemical engineeringenvironmental chemistryso 4soil chemistryenvironmental remediationenvironmental engineeringplant soilm nahco 3applied geochemistrysoil biology

Radioisotopic Labeling Reveals Inaccuracy of Phosphorus Use Efficiency of Ammonium Phosphate Fertilizers Calculated by the Difference Method. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Andrew J. MargenotNeha ChatterjeeChongyang Li

Think Outside the Plots: Perimeter Measurements and Spatial Modeling Mitigate Confounding in a 145‐Year Experiment. Agricultural & Environmental Letters (2025)

Eric PotashYuhei NakayamaMichael DouglassGuadalupe GonzalezAndrew J. Margenot

To Diversify or Not to Diversify: A Preliminary Report on Farmers’ Perspectives on Diversification in the U.S. Midwest. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems (2025)

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