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| Effects of Different Nitrogen and Organic Manure Application on Infection Potential and Spatial Distribution of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Greenhouse Tomato Cropping System |
| LI Ling-Zhi, XING Yuan-Yuan, GAI Jing-ping, WANG Yan-Fang, LI Hai-Ping |
| 1College of Horticulture， Shanxi Agricultural University， Taigu 030801， Shanxi， China; 2College of Resources and Environmental Sciences， China Agricultural University， Beijing 100193， China |
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Abstract The present study targeted in the long-term experiment in a greenhouse tomato（ Solanum lycopersicum L.）double-cropping system in Shandong Province. We collected soil from different soil layers of the plots，identified AMF spore community，and established the bioassay in the greenhouse. The results showed that there were still certain amount of AM fungi in the greenhouse vegetable fields，although different nutrient inputs changed soil AM fungal community composition by a certain degree. AM fungal infectivity was greatly reduced by high amount of fertilizer use no significant differences were found in spatial distribution of AM fungi among different soil layers.
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Received: 17 July 2014
Published: 30 September 2014
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LI Ling-Zhi,XING Yuan-Yuan,GAI Jing-苹等. Effects of Different Nitrogen and Organic Manure Application on Infection Potential and Spatial Distribution of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Greenhouse Tomato Cropping System[J]. , 2015, 1(4): 49-53.
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| https://www.cnveg.org/EN/ OR https://www.cnveg.org/EN/Y2015/V1/I4/49 |
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