Effect of prolonger mineral fertilization on the soil microbiological activity

Koteva, V.

Effect of prolonger mineral fertilization on the soil microbiological activity

2002

Koteva, V. (Institut po Pochvoznanie "N. Pushkarov", Sofia (Bulgaria))

The study results out shows that mineral fertilization leads to an increase in the ammonifying bacterias, actinomicetes and fungies, decreased Azotobacter, not increased celluloze-decomposing microorganisms.

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actinomyces application rates azotobacter cellulolytic microorganisms champignon chernozem chernozems dose d'application fungi hongos inorganic fertilizers soil chemicophysical properties

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Pochvoznanie, Agrokhimiya i Ecologiya (Bulgaria) | Soil Science Agrochemistry and Ecology

Volume 37 Issue 1-3 ISSN 0861-9425

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pp. 53-56

Other Subjects

Propiedades fisico-quimicas suelo; Engrais mineral; Dosis de aplicacion; Microorganismos celuloliticos; Microorganisme cellulolytique; Abonos inorganicos; Propriete physicochimique du sol

Language

Bulgarian

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8 tebles; 13 ref.

Translated Title

Vliyanie na prod"lzhitelnoto mineralno torene v"rkhu kolichestvoto na nyakoi pochveni mikroorganizmi

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Institut po Pochvoznanie "N. Pushkarov", Sofia (Bulgaria)

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Effect of prolonger mineral fertilization on the soil microbiological activity

2002

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