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Rice straw returning to the field on soil microbial interactions, soil fertility improvement, and carbon sequestration for CO2 emission reduction
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• Rice straw returning promotes long-term carbon sequestration via organo-mineral stabilization. • Microbial decomposition regulates nutrient cycling and plant-soil feedback. • Small molecular carbohydrates act as signaling molecules in microbial-plant interactions. • Quorum sensing mediates microbial enzyme activity and straw decomposition. • Optimized straw return reduces CO2 emissions and supports sustainable agriculture.
Keywords:
Rice straw
Soil microorganisms
Nutrient cycling
Small molecule carbohydrates
Plant-soil feedback
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