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Journal Article
Editorial: Advanced insights into plant rhizosphere functionality from the perspective of declining soil fertility status in the era of climate change
2023
Overview
Redundancy analysis (RDA) showed that plant 13C (P-Atom13C) abundance and plant 15N (P-Con15N) abundance were pivotal factors that benefited the soil bacterial community composition under low temperature. [...]N nutrition can alleviate the low temperature stress in the soil through betterments of soil bacterial community compositions for the uptakes of carbon and nitrogen in Malus sieversii plants. The offset of the negative effects of salt stress on alfalfa growth and N fixation through improvements in N nutrition status suggested the importance of optimal N fertilization in salt-affected soils. During the growing season, it also proved to improve soil moisture and, subsequently, increased fruit yield in the virgin location as well. [...]the incorporation of food waste compost at a 2x rate can replace synthetic fertilizers and potentially increase peach growth, at least during orchard establishment. (2021).Cover crop management and water conservation in vineyard and olive orchards.Soil Tillage.
