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Mantel tests and random forest analyses revealed significant associations between microbial community and biochemical properties.
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- Wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Outcome
- significant associations between microbial community and biochemical propertiese0
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e0“Mantel tests and random forest analyses revealed significant associations between microbial community and biochemical properties”
t0“Wheat Productivity”
Title
Zhiyi Zhang; Yafen Gan; Fulin Zhang; et al. Microorganisms 2025. doi:10.3390/microorganisms13112434
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect Fertilization significantly increased Citrate-P and HCl-P in the soil of the wheat system.
- Intervention effect Fertilization enhanced the activities of BG, CBH and NAG enzymes.
- Intervention effect Fertilization altered microbial diversity and co-occurrence network complexity.
- Intervention effect The OPTM treatment showed the highest yield.
- Intervention effect The OPTM treatment improved microbial diversity and network complexity.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised Enzyme-P by 62.64% compared with OPT.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised Citrate-P by 11.24% compared with OPT.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised HCl-P by 9.49% compared with OPT.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised BG activity by 22.74% compared with OPT.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised CBH activity by 40.90% compared with OPT.
- Intervention effect OPTM raised NAG activity by 18.09% compared with OPT.
- Mechanism PLS-PM indicated that the inorganic P source enhanced yield mainly by altering soil P dynamics and enzymatic processes.
- Mechanism PLS-PM indicated that microbial communities under the organic P source were key mediators of increased crop productivity.