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We hypothesized that: 1) N and NPK additions may induce different impacts on the nitrogen cycling process in soils; 2) potential links may exist among environmental factors, nitrogen functional genes and transformation rates under nitrogen fertilization.
- Nitrogen fertilization increases the niche breadth of soil nitrogen ...
The two N fertilization practices could support wider niche...
- Effect of nitrogen fertilization on the abundance of nitrogen cycling ...
Agricultural N fertilization affects N-cycling gene...
- Nitrogen fertilization increases the niche breadth of soil nitrogen ...
4 dni temu · The two N fertilization practices could support wider niche breadth of soil N-cycling microbes and maintain the stability of co-occurrence networks, which benefits to improve resistance of soil N-cycling microbial communities to the elimination of some species.
12 sie 2024 · Organic carbon based amendments can improve soil structure and fertility, as well as increase composition and diversity of soil microbial community. One of the major functions of improving soil fertility is to achieve effective nitrogen (N) management and mineralization.
1 gru 2018 · Agricultural N fertilization affects N-cycling gene abundances in soil, but the general patterns and variability of N cycling gene abundances in response to N fertilization have yet to be synthesized. We conducted a meta-analysis comprising 47 field studies in agricultural ecosystems.
28 lis 2023 · In the humus soil layer, which is naturally rich in humus, the rate of organic N mineralization and, consequently, the rate of ammonia nitrification, determines the nitrate resources to crop plants. The farmer’s main task is to identify N min resources.
6 cze 2017 · N fertilizers (applied mostly as urea or NH 4+ salts, with the former hydrolysed to NH 3 by ureases) undergo nitrification, in which soil microorganisms (some genera of which are listed) oxidize...
1 sty 2011 · Soil productivity can be enhanced both through N fertilization and by growing legumes in rotation, although the two management strategies may have different influences on nutrient cycling and soil health (Liebig et al. 2002).
