Associative effectiveness of bio-organic fertilizer and soil conditioners derived from the fermentation of food waste applied to greenhouse saline soil in Shan Dong Province, China
作者： Xuan Jia , Yong Wang , Lin Zhu , Jiaqi Hou , Mingxiao Li
DOI: 10.1016/J.APSOIL.2021.104006
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摘要: Abstract Secondary soil salinization is a major factor limiting crop production in greenhouses. The lack of availability fertilizer key problem that restricts improvement saline soil. present study investigated the effectiveness bio-organic alleviated stress salt greenhouse using variety fertilization methods. Five methods were compared, including (S-1), excess (S-2), with single conditioner (M-1), two conditioners (M-2), and no (CK). results indicate co-application an optimal treatment for enhanced efficiency, reduced salinity, improved structure, optimization microbial community function. Total dissolved after application M-1 M-2 treatments was 16.39% 41.36% lower than CK (P
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