Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5753316 | Atmospheric Environment | 2017 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
The qPCR analysis showed that the DNA copy number of the microbial populations of cellulolytic microorganisms (P. oxalicum, fungi and R. albus) in the field rhizosphere around I. indigotica or in the bulk soil under laboratory incubation was significantly lower than that of CK. This finding indicated that root exudates from I. indigotica inhibited the activity and number of cellulolytic microbial populations, which led to decreased CO2 emissions, suggesting this plant's potential role in mitigating agricultural GHGs and in supporting agroecology.
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Authors
Hong-Sheng Wu, Su-Yun Chen, Ji Li, Dong-Yang Liu, Ji Zhou, Ya Xu, Xiao-Xia Shang, Dong-yang Wei, Lu-ji Yu, Xiao-hang Fang, Shun-yi Li, Ke-ke Wang,