Long and short term effects of solarization on soil microbiome and agricultural production

Kanaan, Housam; Frenk, Sammy; Raviv, M.; Medina, Shlomit; Minz, Dror

doi:10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.10.026

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“…Solar energy can also be used to develop other kinds of technologies, such as soil solarisation technology (solar heating). Soil solarisation aims to improve soil properties and controls the soil-borne disease by improving soil water and temperature conservation (Cerdà et al, 2016;da Silva et al, 2018;Kanaan et al, 2018).…”

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Effects of solarisation on soil thermal-physical properties under different soil treatments: A review

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Effects of solarisation on soil thermal-physical properties under different soil treatments: A review

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“…Doi: https://doi.org/10.30945/rcr-v22i2.3115 solarizados por 24 horas, mesmo após terceiro reuso, apresentando boa produção com relação à altura, número de folhas e massa fresca. Kanaan et al, (2018)…”

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Solarização De Substratos Para Produção De Mudas De Couve a Partir De Brotos

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Coletores solares podem ser utilizados para o tratamento de substratos através dos princípios da solarização. Nesse sentido foi avaliado o efeito desta técnica no desenvolvimento de mudas de couve de três genótipos IAC: Orelha de Elefante, Pires 2 de Campinas e Verde-Escura. Os tratamentos foram compostos por substrato comercial + solo agrícola; substrato comercial + solo agrícola solarizados por 24h e substrato comercial + solo agrícola solarizados por 48h. Os diferentes tratamentos foram acondicionados em vasos de polietileno com capacidade de 300 mL, onde foram cultivados dois brotos de cada genótipo. Cada tratamento foi composto por cinco repetições, distribuídos em blocos ao acaso, em condições semi controladas de casa de vegetação. Passadas três semanas foram realizadas as avaliações do número de folhas, altura (cm), massa da matéria fresca (g) e seca (g) da parte aérea, diâmetro de caule (cm) e comprimento do sistema radicular (cm) de cada genótipo em cada tratamento. Os genótipos responderam de modo diferente à solarização, sendo o Pires 2 de Campinas o mais responsivo, quando cultivado em substratos solarizados por 24 horas, e o Orelha de Elefante por 48 horas.

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“…Among these microbes, bacteria play important roles in various aspects, especially in carbon storage and nutrient cycling [3][4][5]. The environmental factors played important roles in microbial distribution, while the geographic distances showed little effect on microbial diversity in soil [6][7][8]. A global analysis of drylands indicates that increasing aridity reduces soil microbial diversity [6].…”

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Different Distribution of Soil Core Microbiota in two Places of Huabei Plain, Central China

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Soils harbor diverse bacteria, and these bacteria play important roles in soil nutrition cycling and carbon storage. Numerous investigations of soil microbiota had been performed, and the core microbiota in different soil or vegetation soil types had been described. However, the complexity of soil environments and relatively limited information of many geographic areas had attracted great attention on comprehensive exploration of soil microbes in enormous types of soil. To reveal the core soil microbiota in Huabei plain, soil samples from metropolis and countryside regions in the Huabei plain were investigated using high-throughput sequencing strategy. The results showed that the most dominant bacteria are Proteobacteria (38.34%), Actinobacteria (20.56%), and Acidobacteria (15.18%). At the genus-level, the most abundant known genera are Gaiella (3.66%), Sphingomonas (3.6%), Acidobacteria Gp6 (2.1%), and Arthrobacter (2%). Moreover, several dominant operational taxanomy units (OTU), such as OTU_3 and OTU_17, were identified to be associated with the soil environment. Microbial distributions of the metropolis samples were different from the countryside samples, which may reflect the environments in the countryside were more diverse than in the metropolis. Microbial diversity and evenness were higher in the metropolis than in the countryside, which might due to the fact that human activity increased the microbial diversity in the metropolis. The soil core microbiota of the Huabei plain were complex, and microbial distributions in the Huabei plain might be mainly affected by the human activity and environmental factors, not by the distance. Our data highlights the soil core microbiota in Huabei Plain, and provides insights for future soil microbiota distribution studies in central China.

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Long and short term effects of solarization on soil microbiome and agricultural production

Cited by 35 publications

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Effects of solarisation on soil thermal-physical properties under different soil treatments: A review

Effects of solarisation on soil thermal-physical properties under different soil treatments: A review

Solarização De Substratos Para Produção De Mudas De Couve a Partir De Brotos

Different Distribution of Soil Core Microbiota in two Places of Huabei Plain, Central China

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