Influence of temperature on microbial activities and their reaction to the herbicide „Goltix“ in different soils under laboratory conditions

Frank, Thomas; Malkomes, H.-P.

doi:10.1016/s0232-4393(11)80305-7

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“…The role of dehydrogenase enzyme as an indicator of soil microbial activity has also been illustrated and conformed by Trevors 1984 [24] ; Garcia and Hernandez et al, 1997 [11] . It has also been seen that in order to measure of any interference caused by pesticides, trace elements or effect of management practices on the soil, the dehydrogenase enzyme can be utilized (Reddy and Faza 1989; Wilke 1991; Frank and Malkomes 1993) [21,26,10] .…”

Section: Dehygrogenase Activity Of Different Cropping Systemmentioning

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Variation in soil organic carbon content and its dynamics under different cropping sequences and nutrient management practices in middle indo-gangetic plains

Pradhan¹,

Ghosh²,

Sk³

et al. 2023

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In the era when the population is escalating at a rapid rate while on other hand the land for cultivation is declining, there is tremendous pressure in high fertile lands like the Indo-Gangetic plains to produce food grains with intensified cropping. This intensification of agriculture has lead to stagnation of yield in cropping systems due to decline in soil organic matter and nutrient cycling. Soil organic carbon along with the microbial biomass are important indicators of physical, chemical as well as biological properties. This two parameters can be determined by various methods like dehydrogenase activity, soil respiration rate and microbial biomass calculation by chloroform and irradiation method. The current paper comprises of the study of different cropping systems in the Indo Gangetic plains in order to analyze its different organic carbon pool, relationship between them and different land use system that influences them. It was noticed that the system receiving both organic and inorganic fertilizers had higher total organic carbon, higher respiration rate, labile carbon along with higher microbial population. Under the nutrient management consisting of FYM + NPK fertilizer treatment there was increasing microbial biomass carbon and total organic carbon over other treatments because of more or higher root biomass. Therefore for a healthy soil and sustainable production system in high fertile and demand area of Indo Gangetic plain it is necessary to assess the soil organic carbon pools and maintain them by using integrated nutrient management.

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Section: Dehygrogenase Activity Of Different Cropping Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Variation in soil organic carbon content and its dynamics under different cropping sequences and nutrient management practices in middle indo-gangetic plains

Pradhan¹,

Ghosh²,

Sk³

et al. 2023

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“…Since these processes takes pace during the respiration pathway of microorganisms, it may give indications of the potential of the soil to support biochemical processes which are essential for maintaining soil fertility. Dehydrogenase enzyme activity in soil is often used as the measure of any disruption caused by pesticides, trace elements or management practices to the soil (Reddy and Faza, 1989;Wilke, 1991;Frank and Malkomes, 1993). It can also be used as a parameter for assessing the side effects of herbicide treatments on the soil microbial biomass (Sebiomo et al, 2011).…”

Section: Effect Of Herbicides On Fungal Population In Soilmentioning

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Herbicidal effect on the bio-indicators of soil health- A review

Raj

Syriac

2017

JANS

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Soil microbial population, earth worms in soil, soil enzyme activity and organ carbon content in soil are considered as the bio indicators of soil health. They are used as indicators of soil health because of their active role in soil organic matter production, decomposition of xenobiotics and cycling of nutrients, ease of measurement and rapid response to changes in management practices. The assessment of soil health can be used to develop more sustainable crop production system. A number of herbicides have been introduced as pre and post emergence weed killer. The impact of herbicides on soil health depends on the soil type, type and concentration of herbicide used, sensitivity to non-target organisms and environmental conditions. The review elaborates the impact of herbicidal application on the biological indicators of soil health.

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Soil Enzyme: The State-of-Art

Bakshi

Varma

2010

Soil Biology

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Influence of temperature on microbial activities and their reaction to the herbicide „Goltix“ in different soils under laboratory conditions

Cited by 11 publications

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Variation in soil organic carbon content and its dynamics under different cropping sequences and nutrient management practices in middle indo-gangetic plains

Variation in soil organic carbon content and its dynamics under different cropping sequences and nutrient management practices in middle indo-gangetic plains

Herbicidal effect on the bio-indicators of soil health- A review

Soil Enzyme: The State-of-Art

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