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Synergistic effects of diazotrophs and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on soil biological nitrogen fixation after three decades of fertilization.
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Abstract
Biological nitrogen (N) fixation (BNF) via diazotrophs is an important ecological process for the conversion of atmospheric N to biologically available N. Although soil diazotrophs play a dominant role in BNF and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) serve as helpers to favor BNF, the response of soil BNF and diazotrophic communities to different long-term fertilizations and the role of AMF in diazotrophs-driven BNF are poorly understood. Herein, a 33-year fertilization experiment in a wheat-maize intercropping system was conducted to investigate the changes in soil BNF rates, diazotrophic and AMF communities, and their interactions after long-term representative fertilization (chemical fertilizer, cow manure, wheat straw, and green manure). We found a remarkable increase in soil BNF rates after more than three decades of fertilization compared with nonfertilized soil, and the green manure treatment rendered the highest enhancement. The functionality strengthening was mainly associated with the increase in the absolute abundance of diazotrophs and AMF and the relative abundance of the key ecological cluster of Module #0 (gained from the co-occurrence network of diazotrophic and AMF species) with dominant diazotrophs such as
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