Soil Health Management Enhances Microbial Nitrogen Cycling Capacity and Activity
Jialin Hu, Virginia L. Jin, Julie Y. M. Konkel and 3 more
mSphere · 2021
doi:10.1128/msphere.01237-20 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Conservation agriculture practices that promote soil health have distinct and lasting effects on microbial populations involved with soil nitrogen (N) cycling. In particular, using a leguminous winter cover crop (hairy vetch) promoted the expression of key functional genes involved in soil N cycling, equaling or exceeding the effects of inorganic N fertilizer.
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