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Sébastien Fontaine1, Luc Abbadie2, Michaël Aubert3

  • 1INRAE, VetAgro Sup, Université Clermont Auvergne, UMR Ecosystème Prairial, Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Global change biology
|January 26, 2024
PubMed
概括

使用生态原则重新设计农业系统,将营养供应与植物需求同步. 这种方法提高了土壤的健康,减少了对肥料的依赖,并尽量减少了农业的使用.

关键词:
农业生态学 农业生态学碳营养合 碳营养合保护 农业 农业 农业恢复生态系统恢复生态系统功能特征 功能特征 功能特征多功能性的多功能性.植物群落 植物群落植物营养 植物营养再生农业再生农业根系球 (Rhizosphere) 是一个根系球.土壤肥沃度 土壤肥沃度土壤健康土壤健康土壤微生物群落土壤微生物群落土壤气循环的土壤气循环.可持续的强化持续的强化.

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