Research Keyword: nitrogen management

Response of Chaetomium sp. to Nitrogen Input and Its Potential Role in Rhizosphere Enrichment of Lycium barbarum

Goji berries grow better when treated with a beneficial fungus called Chaetomium, especially when combined with proper nitrogen management. This fungus helps regulate nitrogen cycling in the soil and promotes plant growth more effectively than nitrogen fertilizer alone. The research suggests that farmers can reduce nitrogen fertilizer use while maintaining or improving crop productivity by using this fungal inoculant, which is better for the environment.

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Impact of nitrogen fertilization on soil microbial diversity, its mediated enzyme activities, and stem nematode population in sweet potato fields

Researchers studied how different amounts of nitrogen fertilizer affect sweet potato growth and soil health. They found that the right amount of nitrogen (64.8 kg per hectare) boosts beneficial soil bacteria and fungi while reducing harmful nematode parasites that damage sweet potatoes. This optimal fertilization level improved yields and plant health by maintaining a better balance of soil microorganisms.

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