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. 2020 May 20;11:829. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.00829

TABLE 1.

Physicochemical properties of substrates treated with different treatments.

Treatments pH EC Organic matter Total N Total P Total K Available P Available K Alkaline N
(μS⋅cm–1) (g⋅kg–1) (g⋅kg–1) (g⋅kg–1) (g⋅kg–1) (mg⋅kg–1) (mg⋅kg–1) (mg⋅kg–1)
B 6.870.04b 1215.336.06a 104.492.19b 1.831.06b 1.30.01a 12.730.23b 73.950.72a 35.50.46c 858.085.34b
D 6.730.06c 957.674.41b 113.592.19a 2.570.23b 1.320.05a 14.50.15a 70.870.14b 46.830.12a 861.472.44b
Q 7.070.01a 413.332.03d 94.441.83c 2.330.23b 10.01b 9.90.06d 66.450.48c 14.470.15d 880.255.05a
CK 6.760.01c 926.331.45c 97.292.81c 6.230.46a 1.260.06a 11.470.12c 65.071.65c 37.470.49b 833.587.45c

EC, electrical conductivity; PH, acidity, and alkalinity; B, D, Q, and CK are defined in Figure 1. Treatments B, D, and Q refer to crop rotation with Chinese cabbage, kidney bean, and celery, respectively. Control CK is continuous cropping with tomato.