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Fertilization strategies shape soil carbon, nitrogen, and maize productivity across integrated crop–livestock and crop-livestock-forest systems
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• Fertilization increased surface soil C and N stocks in integrated crop–livestock and crop–livestock–forest systems. • Organic and inorganic key microbial groups in both integrated production systems. • Maize productivity responded more to fertilization strategies than to the production systems. • Short-term forest integration resulted in limited differences between ICL and ICLF.
Keywords:
Crop-livestock-forest
Animal manure
Soil biological properties
Soil carbon
Soil nitrogen
Maize yield
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