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Rhizosphere ion exchange capacity fell.
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e0“a reduction in the ion exchange capacity”
Title
Yuhua Wang; Shaoxiong Lin; Jianjuan Li; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2023. doi:10.3389/fpls.2023.1324184
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- Intervention effect Continuous planting caused Casuarina dwarfing.
- Intervention effect Continuous planting shortened Casuarina roots.
- Intervention effect Continuous planting reduced the Casuarina seedling root system.
- Observation Ten characteristic microorganisms were associated with continuously planted Casuarina trees.
- Association Actinoallomurus numbers decreased significantly with more continuous planting.
- Mechanism Continuous planting weakened microbial signal transduction and Casuarina stress defense.
- Mechanism Reduced microbial metabolism and replication were linked to reduced microbial propagation and quantity.
- Observation Several microbial metabolic pathways were significantly reduced.
- Mechanism Soil capacity to synthesize and metabolize carbon and nitrogen decreased.
- Mechanism Reduced microbial capacity lowered soil microbes, microbial carbon and nitrogen, and respiration.
- Mechanism Reduced microbial capacity lowered soil enzyme nutrient cycling and resistance activities.
- Observation Rhizosphere available nutrients were significantly reduced.
- Mechanism Soil changes impeded Casuarina growth.