ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
Cultivar and Soil Properties Jointly Shape the Rhizosphere Microbial Communities and Biochemical Properties Associated with Ginger (
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Whether high-yielding cultivars recruit a universally beneficial microbial community or deploy location-specific strategies remains unknown. To address this, we evaluated two ginger cultivars ('Dianjiang G04' and 'Dianjiang G07') grown at two locations with contrasting soil physicochemical properties, Kunming (KM) and Luoping (LP), Yunnan Province, China. Ginger yield, soil physicochemical properties, enzyme activities, and rhizosphere bacterial and fungal communities were investigated using a two-site × two-cultivar factorial design. Cultivar exerted the strongest effect on yield, with G07 outyielding G04 and KM-G07 producing the highest yield. Compared with Luoping, Kunming soils generally exhibited higher pH, NO
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