Compost, rapeseed rotation, and biocontrol agents significantly impact soil microbial communities in organic and conventional potato production systems

By E. Bernard, R. Larkin, S. Tavantzis, M. Erich, A. Alyokhin, G. Sewell, A. Lannan, Serena D. Gross. 2012

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Subfields: Plant Science

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• Research progress and strategies for multifunctional rapeseed: A case study of China (2016, background): “Rapeseed rotation also increased microbial activity and beneficial soil bacterial populations in potato field trials (Bernard et al. 2012).”
• Efficacy of Biofertilizers: Challenges to Improve Crop Production (2016, background): “The structure of the soil microbiome is generally infl uenced by agricultural management practices (Bernard et al. 2012 ; Lumini et al. 2011 ; Reeve et al. 2010 ; Watt et al. 2006 ), with contrasting effects when comparing intensive and more environmental- friendly systems: the higher the…”