Effect of continuous cropping on bacterial and fungal communities in Glehnia littoralis soil
Zhengpu Rong,
Jingqiao Zhao,
Xiaoying Shang
et al.
Abstract:Rhizosphere soil microorganisms are critical in the plant's growth and soil health. Continuous crop cropping had significant effects on rhizosphere soil microbial community. To figure out the effects of continuous cropping of Glehnia littoralis on the composition, structure and diversity of rhizosphere soil microbial communities, this study brings to G. littoralis of 1 year (first cropping soil, FS), 2 years (continuous cropping soil, CS), and 0 years (Layland, control soil, CK) soil as the materials. The comp… Show more
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