15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen

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1573-5036
Keywords:
Combined nitrogen ; 15N2 incorporation ; Rhizosphere soil ; Rice straw amendment ; Variety
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
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Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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autor Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
autorsonst Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02184544
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notes Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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reference 59 (1981), S. 399-405
schlagwort Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
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shingle_author_1 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
shingle_author_2 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
shingle_author_3 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
shingle_author_4 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
shingle_catch_all_1 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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shingle_catch_all_2 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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shingle_catch_all_3 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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shingle_catch_all_4 Charyulu, P. B. B. N.
Nayak, D. N.
Rajaramamohan Rao, V.
15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Combined nitrogen
15N2 incorporation
Rhizosphere soil
Rice straw amendment
Variety
Summary Heterotrophic nitrogen fixation by rhizosphere soil samples from 20 rice cultivars grown under uniform field conditions was estimated employing15N-tracer technique. Rhizosphere soil samples from different rice cultivars showed striking differences with regard to their ability to incorporate15N2. Rhizosphere samples from rice straw-amended (3 and 6 tons/ha) soil exhibited more pronounced nitrogen-fixing activity than the samples from unamended soil; while the activity of the rhizosphere samples from soils receiving combined nitrogen (40 and 80 kg N/ha) was relatively low. However, the inhibitory effect of combined nitrogen was not expressed in the presence of rice straw at 6 tons/ha. Results suggest that plant variety, application of combined nitrogen and organic matter influence the rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
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shingle_title_1 15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
shingle_title_2 15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
shingle_title_3 15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
shingle_title_4 15N2 incorporation by rhizosphere soil influence of rice variety, organic matter and combined nitrogen
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