ArticleMicroorganisms2026
Effects of Rice Straw Incorporation on Paddy Soil Microbiome and Metabolome Throughout the Crop Growth Period.
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Rice straw incorporation is a paddy soil management practice that can reduce environmental pollution, mitigate soil degradation, and minimize nutrient loss. In this study, temporal shifts in soil microbial communities and metabolic profiles were investigated across three key rice growth stages-pre-planting (BS), tillering (TI), and harvest (HA)-to elucidate the ecological effects of straw incorporation. The Shannon diversity and Pielou evenness indices were significantly higher under straw incorporation than under the control at the BS and TI stages, but significantly lower at the HA stage. Straw incorporation also increased the relative abundance of key bacterial taxa, including
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