Plant, Soil and Environment · 2009
Changes in fungal communities in organically fertilized soil
Cwalina-Ambroziak, B., Bowszys, T.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
fungal colony-forming units
↑ 22
- increase
Biohum, both application regimes (V and VI) vs. I control (no fertilization)significant · 2004–2006, first week of August each year · Production-Experimental Enterprise in Bałcyny · Sampled at a depth of10 cm; explicit interval not stated. Whole three-year field result; Biohum10 t/ha once and5 t/ha twice merged. Duncan a versus control b; alpha not stated. Supplemental mineral N in amended regimes.
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