Original paper
Changes in the biological N2-fixation rates and diazotrophic community as vegetation recovers on abandoned farmland in a karst region of China
Abstract
The successful regeneration of karst landscapes that have been severely degraded by intensive agriculture relies on the recovery of biological nitrogen fixation (BNF) by diazotrophic communities in soils after nitrogen (N) derived from synthetic fertilizers dissipates through the soil. It is important to understand the mechanisms that drive BNF because there must be enough bioavailable N in soils to support the recovery of native vegetation...
Paper Details
Title
Changes in the biological N2-fixation rates and diazotrophic community as vegetation recovers on abandoned farmland in a karst region of China
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
158
Pages
103808 - 103808
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