N-Fixation by Free-Living and Endophytic Bacteria and Their Impact on Field Crops with Emphasis on Rice
N-Fixation by Free-Living and Endophytic Bacteria and Their Impact on Field Crops with Emphasis on Rice
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自由生活和内生细菌的固氮及其对大田作物(重点是水稻)的影响
DOI:
10.1007/978-981-19-4906-7_16
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发表时间:
2022
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Okamoto Takanori
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作者:
Kondo Motohiko;Shinjo Rina;Okamoto Takanori
Effective use of N-fixation is important to establish crop production system with reduced dependency on chemical N fertilizer. This chapter reviews the past and recent findings on the ecophysiological and agronomic aspects of free-living and endophytic N-fixation in non-legume crops with an emphasis on rice and proposes the future research. Paddy fields are unique in that they have diverse N-fixation systems in soil, rhizosphere, and plant, due to waterlogging and the resulting various oxygen environment, and their effective utilization is valuable for sustainable food production. In particular, significant progress has been made in the microbial aspects by development of meta-DNA/RNA analysis, indicating that a variety of N-fixiation systems may be functioning in the soil and plant. Further elucidation of the metabolic aspects of these systems as microbial community with quantitative estimation on their contributions will help to promote their utilization. In addition, since C substrate is a driving factor in all N-fixation systems, a strategy to establish the C cycle to optimize N enrichment, C sequestration, and crop productivity in agricultural land will be useful from a micro- to macroscopic and long-term perspective with consideration on global warming.