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Effects of straw mulch no-tillage on community composition of soil nitrogen transferous bacteria
GAO Yun-chao1, CAI Zuo-xin2, ZHU Wen-shan3, CHEN Wen-xin3
1. Biotechnological Research Institute, Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Guangzhou 510640; 2. Qilu Pharmaceutical Factory, Jinan, Shandong Province 250400; 3. Department of Microbiology, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100094, China
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Abstract  

Long-term continuous two-crop winter wheat and summer corn rotation with no-tillage,direct drilling and conventional tillage affected the structure and numbers of the microbial flora for nitrogen transferous bacteria in soils.In the layers of 0~0.1m and 0.1~0.2m soils,the numbers of anaerobic dinitrogen fixed bacteria in no-tillage were increased remarkably,and aerobic dinitrogen fixed bacteria in no-tillage and conventional tillage were also increased compared to other tillage treatment.The numbers of denitrifying bacteria were decreased and differed insignificantly in the surface soil layer for the three tillage methods,but conventional tillage had more and direct drilling less denitrifying bacterial numbers in the 0.1~0.2m and 0.2~0.3m soil layer.Ammonia oxidizing bacteria fluctuated largely,and no-tillage soil had more numbers.Nitrite oxidizing bacteria were increased in no-tillage soils in 0~0.1m soil layer,but in 0.1~0.2m soil layer it were more in no-tillage and conventional tillage soils.

Key wordsStraw mulch      No-tillage      Nitrogen transferous bacteria     
Received: 25 April 2003     
:  S154.3  
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GAO Yun-chao,CAI Zuo-xin,ZHU Wen-shan, et al. Effects of straw mulch no-tillage on community composition of soil nitrogen transferous bacteria[J]. , 2003, 22(2): 150-152.
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