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Research on nitrification of coffee planting field soils

Huang, Guang-yi ; Yu, Hao-hao ; Li, Shi-yu ; Huang, Jia-xiong ; Lu, Yu-lan ; He, Fei-fei

Yunnan da xue hsüen bao. Zi ran ke xue ban, 2022-01, Vol.44 (3), p.627 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Kunming: Yunnan University of the Nationalities

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  • Título:
    Research on nitrification of coffee planting field soils
  • Autor: Huang, Guang-yi ; Yu, Hao-hao ; Li, Shi-yu ; Huang, Jia-xiong ; Lu, Yu-lan ; He, Fei-fei
  • Assuntos: Acidification ; Ammonia ; Archaea ; Bacteria ; Coffee ; Microorganisms ; Nitrification ; Nitrogen ; Oxidation ; pH ; Planting ; Soil chemistry ; Soil properties ; Soil testing
  • É parte de: Yunnan da xue hsüen bao. Zi ran ke xue ban, 2022-01, Vol.44 (3), p.627
  • Descrição: Soil nitrification was studied with the coffee planting soils from Mangshi and Lujiangba, major producing area of Yunnan Province. To study nitrification and influencing factors, 5 coffee planting soil samples were collected. An incubation experiment was conducted to analyze the effects of soil properties and characteristics of ammonia oxidation microbial on nitrification. The result showed that the net N nitrification rates were 1.83-7.42mg·kg-1·d-1 in a 0-7 days incubation experiment. The soil pH value was important factor for the net nitrification rates, which were positively correlated with pH(p<0.01). Higher net N nitrification rates reduced soil pH values and were responsible for the soil acidification in experimented acid soils. In the test soil, numbers were noticeably higher for ammonia-oxidizing archaea than for ammonia-oxidizing bacteria, suggesting that the relative abundance of Candidatus nitrosotalea(group I.1a-associated ammonia-oxidizing archaea) was the highest in all soil ammonia oxidizing m
  • Editor: Kunming: Yunnan University of the Nationalities
  • Idioma: Chinês

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