ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Plant responses and rhizosphere soil characteristics of sea-buckthorn from different sex combinations in an abandoned lead-zinc mine.
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- Distinct soil microbial community composition and structure: evidence from soil inside and outside the cattle farm.Brazilian journal of microbiology : [publication of the Brazilian Society for Microbiology] · 2026Article
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Background: Nowadays, the restoration of abandoned mines has gained more attention due to its significance in vegetation recovery and ecological security Although some studies have indicated the sexual dimorphism of dioecious plants in response to the environmental adaptability, sea-buckthorn ( Methods: Results: The two sexes from intra- and inter-sexual combinations showed differences in chlorophyll content, antioxidant activities, carbohydrates, proline, nutrient elements and zinc content in plants, and total organic carbon, nutrient elements and enzyme activities in rhizosphere soils. The males from the inter-sex combination had stronger antioxidant capacity and more osmoregulatory substances in plants and soil nitrogen contents as well as significantly higher activities of protease and urease with the increases of 139%, and 56%, respectively. In the intra-sex combination, compared with male plants, female plants showed higher contents of total N, Zn, soluble sugar and starch in the roots increased by 30.3%, 75%, 41.5% and 93.7% respectively, as well as higher soil available phosphate and potassium. Conclusions: Sexual combinations significantly affected plant responses and soil properties of
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