Publikation: Drought Effects on Nitrogen Provisioning in Different Agricultural Systems : Insights Gained and Lessons Learned from a Field Experiment
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Most nitrogen (N) in organic fertilizers must be mineralized to become available to plants, a process in which microorganisms play crucial roles. Droughts may impact microorganisms associated with the N cycle, negatively affecting N mineralization and plant N supply. The effects of drought on N-related processes may further be shaped by the farming system. We buried 15N-enriched plant material and reduced precipitation in conventionally and organically (biodynamically) managed wheat fields. On two sampling dates, we evaluated the soil water content, plant parameters and the plants’ 15N isotope signature. We intended to study the microbial communities associated with the N cycle to link potential treatment effects on plant N provisioning with characteristics of the underlying microbial community. However, floods impaired the experiment after the first sampling date, and the molecular work on the microbial communities was not performed. Focusing on the pre-flooding sampling date, our data suggested that processes associated with N transformation are sensitive to drought, but the role of the farming system needs further investigation. Since the underlying research question, the set-up and the lessons learned from this study may guide future experiments, we presented improvements to the set-up and provided ideas for additional analyses, hoping to promote research on this topic.
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KUNDEL, Dominika, Martina LORI, Andreas FLIESSBACH, Mark VAN KLEUNEN, Svenja MEYER, Paul MÄDER, 2021. Drought Effects on Nitrogen Provisioning in Different Agricultural Systems : Insights Gained and Lessons Learned from a Field Experiment. In: Nitrogen. MDPI. 2021, 2(1), pp. 1-17. eISSN 2504-3129. Available under: doi: 10.3390/nitrogen2010001BibTex
@article{Kundel2021-03Droug-53276, year={2021}, doi={10.3390/nitrogen2010001}, title={Drought Effects on Nitrogen Provisioning in Different Agricultural Systems : Insights Gained and Lessons Learned from a Field Experiment}, number={1}, volume={2}, journal={Nitrogen}, pages={1--17}, author={Kundel, Dominika and Lori, Martina and Fliessbach, Andreas and van Kleunen, Mark and Meyer, Svenja and Mäder, Paul} }
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