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Responses of rhizosphere bacterial communities with different niche breadths to liquid fertilizer produced from
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The application of fertilizer in agroecosystems exerts a significant influence on the regulation of soil microbial community and soil properties. However, the impact of liquid fertilizer derived from apple wastes on soil properties, microbiota, and plant growth remains unclear. In this study, we investigated the effects of apple waste liquid fertilizer on rhizosphere microbiota and soil characteristics by analyzing both the bacterial community and physicochemical properties of the soil. The results demonstrated that the application of liquid fertilizer significantly influenced the diversity and structure of bacterial communities. Furthermore, the application mainly increased the niche breadth of bacterial communities, while exerting minimal impact on the assembly process. The rhizosphere bacterial communities treated with a high concentration of liquid fertilizer exhibited increased diversity and broader niche during the late planting period. Moreover, bacterial cooccurrence networks revealed that communities following the application of liquid fertilizer exhibited reduced network nodes and edges, as well as smaller network sizes. These communities were characterized by increased modularity and interconnectedness facilitated by key bacterial indicators such as
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