Journal of Northern Agriculture ›› 2017, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (5): 49-49.

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Effects of land use patterns on the number of soil cultivable microorganisms

LI Xuemeng1,2,SONG Weiyan1,ZHANG Xing1,YAO Qingzhi1,2,TAI Haiou2, ZHANG Yanfei2,TANG Xueqiang2 (1.College of Life Sciences, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University,Hohhot 010018,China;2.Inner Mongolia Hesheng Institute of Ecological Sciences & Technology,Hohhot 011517,China)   

  • Online:2017-10-20 Published:2017-10-20

Abstract: To study the effects of different land use patterns on soil cultivable microorganisms in the Yijianfang nursery.The numbers of soil cultivable microorganisms were determined using dilution plate method.The results showed that:(1)under different land use patterns,the number of soil cultivable microorganisms was significantly different.The proportion of actinomycetes and nitrogen-fixing bacteria in woodland was higher than bacteria and fungi,the proportion of bacteria and actinomycetes in farmland was significantly higher than fungi and nitrogen-fixing bacteria.(2)the number of soil cultivable microorganisms decreased in the same land use pattern while soil depth increased.(3)by the correlation analysis,the correlation was different in soil cultivable microbial community,moreover,there existed an especially positive correlation between bacterial and fungal indifferent land use patterns(P〈0.01).

CLC Number: 

  • S154.3