Claim · model-written summary
AM did not significantly change microaggregates.
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Verbatim
e0“without significant change in microaggregates”
t0“Poplar Seedlings”
t1“AM inoculation) experiment”
Title
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Mitigate Nitrogen Leaching under Poplar Seedlings
Fengru Fang; Chunyan Wang; Fei Wu; et al. Forests 2020. doi:10.3390/f11030325
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- Intervention effect AM inoculation lowered leachate nitrate under optimum and high N, by 20.0% at high N.
- Intervention effect AM inoculation lowered leachate ammonium under optimum and high N, by 67.5% at high N.
- Association AM spore and vesicle morphology changed as N level increased.
- Intervention effect AM increased root N concentration 11.7% at optimum N.
- Intervention effect AM increased root N concentration 50.7% at high N, significantly.
- Intervention effect AM slightly increased transpiration and root activity.
- Intervention effect AM reduced root surface area and root length.
- Intervention effect AM increased soil CEC and SOC.
- Intervention effect AM significantly increased macroaggregate proportions.
- Intervention effect AM increased soil total N 7.2% under optimum N.
- Intervention effect AM increased soil total N 4.7% under high N.
- Association Relative AM contributions to N leaching increased with N level.
- Association Plant physiological and soil variable contributions decreased with rising N.
- Association SOC contributed importantly to leachate NH4+ and total N.
- Association Root N concentration contributed more to NO3−.