Core bacterial communities dominated Purus frumentum biomass under different green manure returning amounts in saline-alkali soil
Zhibo Zhou,
Yongyong Ding,
Kexin Li
et al.
Abstract:P. frumentum biomass could be improved by appropriating returning measures.• P. frumentum biomass was excellent in 75% alfalfa returning amount.• Key species of bacteria differed among the alfalfa returning amounts • The relationship of core bacteria and their potential ecological functions are more close to biomass. The use of green manure returning to field is a common practice in conservation tillage. However, there is limited research on how different amounts of alfalfa can affect saline-alkali soil proper… Show more
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