Microbial Dynamic Changes under Different Grazing Intensities in Growing Seasons of Desert Steppe

Jing He; Ting Ting Yang; Tao Shi; Guo Zheng Yao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.864-867.2635

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Microbial Dynamic Changes under Different Grazing Intensities in Growing Seasons of Desert Steppe

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Soil microbial plays a very important role in the grassland ecosystems, but measured data is very lack. In this paper, based on the ground survey data microbial dynamic changes in growing seasons of Desert steppe in 2012 was estimated. The main conclusions are as follows: soil bacteria number began to increase in May, reached to highest value in July and then began to decrease. Actinomycetes population increased first and then decreased. Fungus amount decreased in beginning and then increased. Grazing significantly affect the number of soil microbial, shown as soil microbial of very severe grazing fences are significantly lower than other fences.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 864-867)

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Jing He, Ting Ting Yang*, Tao Shi, Guo Zheng Yao

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Desert Steppe, Grazing Intensity, Microbial Dynamic Changes

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