Effects of Long-Term Bare Fallow During the Winter-Wheat Growth Season on the Soil Chemical Properties, Fungal Community Composition, and the Occurrence of Maize Fungal Diseases in North China
文献类型: 外文期刊
第一作者: Wang, Yajiao
作者: Wang, Yajiao;Wang, Xifeng;Wang, Yajiao;Ji, Lijing;Li, Qiusheng;Wu, Yuxing;Li, Congcong;Kong, Lingxiao
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关键词: fallow; winter wheat; fungal community; crop diseases; network analysis
期刊名称:PLANT DISEASE ( 影响因子:4.614; 五年影响因子:5.33 )
ISSN: 0191-2917
年卷期: 2021 年 105 卷 9 期
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收录情况: SCI
摘要: On the North China Plain, one of the most water-deficient regions in China, bare fallow has been implemented over a large-scale area to conserve water during the growth season of water-intensive winter wheat since 2015. However, the effects of this bare fallow on fungal community and the occurrence of crop diseases are poorly understood. Here we measured soil chemical properties, fungal community composition, and the occurrence of crop diseases after 15 years of long-term fallow (continuous maize or soybean) and non-fallow (maize-wheat rotation; soybean-wheat rotation) cropping systems. Bare fallow during the winter-wheat growth season significantly decreased soil organic matter, available nitrogen, and phosphorus. It also changed the composition of soil fungal communities, i.e., increased relative abundances of some potentially pathogenic species of Lectera, Fusarium, and Volutella but decreased beneficial Cladorrhium and Schizothecium. Meanwhile, the epidemic tendency of maize diseases changed correspondingly: the disease index of southern corn leaf blight and maize brown spot increased, but the incidence of stalk rot decreased compared with the non-fallow system. Soybean diseases were very mild regardless of the cropping system during the total experimental period. Network analysis demonstrated that the soil fungal diversity associated with maize diseases was affected by the decreased soil organic matter and available nitrogen and phosphorus. Our results suggest that bare fallow in the winter-wheat season affected the soil chemical properties, fungal community, and the occurrence of maize fungal diseases.
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