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The direction of the biological processes in the soil under different fertilizer systems winter wheat and weather conditions

O. Demyаnyuk; E. Sherstoboieva; V. Chaykovskaya

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This paper deals with the dependence of the direction of the basic biological processes in the deep black soil with a low humus content depending on winter wheat fertilizer system and weather conditions of the growing season. The author reveals the relation between quantitative characteristics of the microbial community of the winter wheat agrocenosis soil, its biological activity on environmental factors, applicable systems of fertilizer and weather conditions of the year

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Soil microbial community characteristics and biological activity were related to fertilizer systems and weather conditions.

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winter wheatTriticum aestivume0
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applicable systems of fertilizere0
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microbial communitye0symbiont
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quantitative characteristics of the microbial community of the winter wheat agrocenosis soile0

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“relation between quantitative characteristics of the microbial community of the winter wheat agrocenosis soil, its biological activity on environmental factors, applicable systems of fertilizer and weather conditions of the year”

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