ArticleMicroorganisms2026
Effects of Combined Application of Mushroom Residue and Chemical Fertilizer on Greenhouse Soil Quality and Microbial Community Structure and Function.
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To explore the effects of different fertilization regimes on physicochemical properties and microbial ecology of greenhouse soil, we set five treatments with original soil (BS) as the control: chemical fertilizer alone (GF), high/low-rate mushroom residue combined with chemical fertilizer (MH, ML), and high/low-rate organic fertilizer combined with chemical fertilizer (OH, OL). Metagenomic sequencing and bioinformatic analyses were adopted to characterize soil nutrients, microbial communities, and C-N-P-S metabolic functions. All treatments increased soil nutrients. MH had the highest organic matter, total nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, and available phosphorus, while GF contained the most available potassium and ammonium nitrogen. Bacteria dominated the soil microbiota, with
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