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DOI:
Zeng Qian, Xu Xueting, Zhang Yajian, et al. Effects of Humic Acids and Plant Growth-promoting Bacillus on Stress Resistance of Ryegrass and Characterstics of Feldspathic Sandstone Soil[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 208-214. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.02.028.
Effects of Humic Acids and Plant Growth-promoting Bacillus on Stress Resistance of Ryegrass and Characterstics of Feldspathic Sandstone Soil
[Objective] The role of microorganisms in feldspathic sandstone soil remediation was explored
in order to provide new ideas for the scientific assumption of microbial enhanced plant improvement of feldspathic sandstone soil.[Methods] Ryegrass was used as the test crop
and the effects of inoculating Bacillus hallotolerans P75
humic acid fertilizer and different combinations of bacterial fertilizer on soil physical and chemical properties
growth and stress resistance of ryegrass were studied by pot experiments.[Results] Compared with the control
the synergistic treatment of Bacillus hallotolerans P75 fermentation broth and humic acid significantly increased the SOD activity (229.7%)
POD activity (83.6%) and proline content (119.3%) in ryegrass leaves
significantly increased the contents of polysaccharide
organic matter
available phosphorus and available potassium and significantly reduced the soil water permeability in feldspathic sandstone soil.[Conclusion] The synergistic effect of Bacillus hallotolerans P75 fermentation broth and humic acid fertilizer can significantly control the water and nutrient loss of feldspathic sandstone soil
improve the stress resistance of ryegrass
and strengthen the improvement and repair of feldspathic sandstone by plants.
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