ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Comparison of decomposition of biodegradable mulching films under variable soil microbial conditions.
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Introduction: Biodegradable mulching films (BDMs) are sustainable alternatives to polyethylene, but their degradation efficiency is strongly influenced by soil microbial composition. This study investigated the effects of Methods: Three biodegradable films (BDM1, BDM2, BDM3) and a polyethylene control were buried in soils containing native microbes, Results: All BDMs degraded significantly more than polyethylene. The monolayer BDM3 exhibited the greatest weight loss and surface damage. Soils inoculated with Discussion: These findings demonstrate that soil pH modulation and microbial activity jointly determine BDM degradation. While
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