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Excess nitrogen reduced bacterial abundance.
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e0“Excess N fertilizer led to a decrease in bacterial abundance”
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Long-Term Excess Nitrogen Fertilizer Reduces Sorghum Yield by Affecting Soil Bacterial Community
Qiuyue Wang; Juan Huang; Yaqin Zhang; et al. Plants 2025. doi:10.3390/plants15010025
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- Intervention effect N1F increased sorghum yield 58.8% versus N0F.
- Intervention effect N2F increased sorghum yield 68.2%.
- Intervention effect N3F reduced yield by 8.1% versus N2F.
- Intervention effect Soil pH decreased as nitrogen application increased.
- Intervention effect N3F increased available phosphorus compared with CK or N0F.
- Intervention effect Fertilization altered soil bacterial communities.
- Intervention effect N1F increased absolute bacterial abundance by 18.7%.
- Intervention effect N3F decreased absolute bacterial abundance by 31.8%.
- Intervention effect N1F optimized bacterial abundance in sorghum soil.
- Intervention effect N2F gave the highest sorghum yield.