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Technique of Earthworms Restoring Soil in Greenhouse Cultivation

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  • LI，Yanjiao
  • SU，Jiafei
  • ZHANG，Zhilu
  • QI，Guang
  • CHEN，Jianhua
  • KOU，Lixuan
  • WANG， Limin
  • LIU， Wenxian
  • ZHANG，Junyi
  • QIU, Libing

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The production environment of greenhouse cultivation is relatively closed, the multiple cropping index is high, the management of fertilization, watering and pesticide application is blind to some extent, and the phenomenon of continuous cropping is also common. Soil quality affects the sustainable development of greenhouse cultivation. Earthworm is a ubiquitous invertebrate organism in soil, an important part of soil system, a link between terrestrial organisms and soil organisms, an important link in the small cycle of soil material organisms, and plays an important role in maintaining the structure and function of soil ecosystem. Different ecotypes of earthworms are closely related to their habitats (soil layers) and food resource preferences, and then affect their ecological functions. The principle of earthworm regulating soil function is essentially the close connection and interaction between earthworm and soil microorganism. Using different ecotypes of earthworms and biological agents to carry out combined remediation of greenhouse cultivation soil is a technical model to realize sustainable development of greenhouse cultivation.

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  • LI，Yanjiao & SU，Jiafei & ZHANG，Zhilu & QI，Guang & CHEN，Jianhua & KOU，Lixuan & WANG， Limin & LIU， Wenxian & ZHANG，Junyi & QIU, Libing, 2024. "Technique of Earthworms Restoring Soil in Greenhouse Cultivation," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 16(01), January.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:344160
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.344160
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