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ArticleMicroorganisms2026

Biochar-Associated Shifts in Nitrogen Status, Microbial Communities and Dissolved Organic Matter in Salt-Affected Maize Soil.

Rui Li, Chi Zhang, Yu Miao, Fangze Li, Ge Zhang, Qiwei Sun, Tianci Hua, Zhikun Pang, Xingjie Lin

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Article in Microorganisms, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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Rui LiBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.ORCID 0000-0001-5571-9504
Chi ZhangBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Yu MiaoBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Fangze LiBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Ge ZhangBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Qiwei SunBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Tianci HuaBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Zhikun PangBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.
Xingjie LinBGRIMM Technology Group, Institute Environment Engineering, Beijing 100160, China.

Funding

Beijing General Research Institute of Mining and Metallurgy the Pilot Program of the Scientific Research Fund of BGRIMM Technology Group (Grant No. 02-2418)Beijing General Research Institute of Mining and Metallurgy the Youth Science and Technology Innovation Fund of BGRIMM Technology Group (Grant No. 04-2512)National Natural Science Foundation of China 2022YFC2903904National Natural Science Foundation of China 2025YFC3715205
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Abstract

Salt-affected soil constrains maize establishment, and rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere responses to soil biochar remain difficult to establish. We evaluated soil physical and nitrogen properties, qPCR marker genes, 16S and ITS communities, and molecular profiles of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in a 90-day randomized complete block pot experiment (four biochar rates; five blocks; 20 pots). Control maize did not survive; control pots therefore yielded only non-rhizosphere soil, whereas rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere samples from biochar pots were paired. Block-adjusted comparisons showed higher water content and porosity and lower bulk density in all biochar non-rhizosphere groups than in the control (Holm-adjusted

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biochardissolved organic matterFT-ICR MSmaizemicrobial communityqPCRrandomized complete block designrhizospheresalt-affected soil

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