ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2024
Responses of diazotrophic network structure and community diversity to alfalfa-maize intercropping are soil property-dependent.
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Introduction: Intercropping and soil properties both affect soil diazotrophic communities. However, the specific effects that alfalfa-maize intercropping has on diazotrophic networks and community diversity under different soil properties remain unclear. Methods: In this study, we investigated the soil diazotrophic communities of two crop systems, alfalfa monoculture (AA) and alfalfa-maize intercropping (A/M), in two sites with similar climates but different soil properties (poor vs. average). Results and discussion: The diazotrophic network complexity and community diversity were higher at the site with poor soil than at the site with average soil ( Conclusion: Our results indicated that the effects of alfalfa-maize intercropping on diazotrophic communities were soil property-dependent.
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