2017
DOI: 10.1590/1678-992x-2016-0025
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Abstract: Straw returning is an effective way to improve soil quality. Whether the bacterial community development has been changed by long-term straw returning in non-calcareous fluroacquic soil is not clear. In this study, the following five treatments were administered: soil without fertilizer (CK); wheat and corn straw returning (WC); wheat straw returning with 276 kg N ha −1 yr −1 (WN); manure, 60,000 kg ha −1 pig manure compost (M) and wheat and corn straw returning with 276 kg N ha −1 yr −1 (WCN). The high-throug… Show more

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“…This may be due to the enhanced population of autochthonous microorganisms in M1, MS1, M2, and MS2 soils compared to CK1, CK2, and S1, S2. The improved activities for N, P, and C cycling enzymes have been reported as a consequence of the application of M and S in soils [23,39]. Interestingly, a decline of P-cycling enzyme activity was examined in both M-and MS (M1, MS1, M2, and MS2)-amended soils compared to S-amended soil (S1, S2) and control soils in both phases ( Table 2).…”
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confidence: 80%
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“…This may be due to the enhanced population of autochthonous microorganisms in M1, MS1, M2, and MS2 soils compared to CK1, CK2, and S1, S2. The improved activities for N, P, and C cycling enzymes have been reported as a consequence of the application of M and S in soils [23,39]. Interestingly, a decline of P-cycling enzyme activity was examined in both M-and MS (M1, MS1, M2, and MS2)-amended soils compared to S-amended soil (S1, S2) and control soils in both phases ( Table 2).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…It is assumed that the increase in beneficial bacterial composition and biomass, including greater availability of C, P, and N in the M1-, M2-, MS1-, and MS2-amended soils, will improve the fertility of the soil. SEAs are considered sensitive indicators for SF as they are essential to catalyze the key biochemical reactions, such as the degradation of organic nutrients and nutrient cycling [23,37,38]. The evidence presented in this section suggests that M-and MS (M1, M2, MS1, MS2)-amended soil enhanced the N and C cycling enzymes as compared to S-amended soil (S1, S2) in both phases (Table 2).…”
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confidence: 84%
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