ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Impact of phosphorus reduction combined with biofertilizer application on soil nutrients and microbial communities in arid oasis agricultural areas.
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- Metagenomics reveals the effects of potassium fertilizer gradients on soil phosphorus-cycling microbial communities and functional genes, and their relationship with yield.Frontiers in microbiology · 2026Article
- Changes in soil ecological stoichiometry and microbial communities related to leaf stoichiometry of different halophytes.Frontiers in plant science · 2026Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Phosphorus reduction in agriculture is crucial for sustainable soil management, yet its interactive effects with microbial fertilizers on soil nutrient dynamics and microbial communities remain poorly understood. Methods: Here, we evaluated the impacts of phosphorus reduction at four levels [0% (P100), 15% (P85), 30% (P70), and 100% (P0)] combined with two biofertilizers- Results: Our results demonstrated that P85 combined with BF1 significantly enhanced soil microbial diversity, while P85 combined with BF2 notably increased the levels of available phosphorus and potassium, without significant changes in microbial diversity but with a more pronounced shift in community structure. Microbial community analysis revealed that under BF1 treatment, the proportion of Conclusion: The combined application of biofertilizers with phosphorus reduction demonstrates potential for improving soil health, thereby providing a scientific basis for promoting sustainable agricultural development.
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