Title | Biogas digestates affect crop P uptake and soil microbial community composition |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2016 |
Authors | Hupfauf S, Bachmann S, Juárez MFernández, Insam H, Eichler-Löbermann B |
Journal | Science of The Total Environment |
Volume | 542, Part B |
Pagination | 1144-1154 |
Date Published | 1/15/ |
ISBN Number | 0048-9697 |
Keywords | ALPS, Biogas residues, clpp, Phosphate solubilising bacteria, phosphorus, soil, Solid–liquid separation |
Abstract | Fermentation residues from biogas production are known as valuable organic fertilisers. This study deals with the effect of cattle slurry, co-digested cattle slurry, co-digested energy crops and mineral fertilisers on the activity and composition of soil microbiota. Furthermore, the effect of solid–liquid separation as a common pre-treatment of digestate was tested. The fertilising effects were analysed in an 8-week pot experiment on loamy sand using two crops, Amaranthus cruentus and Sorghum bicolor. Amaranth, as a crop with significantly higher P uptake, triggered stress for occurring soil microbes and thereby caused a reduction of microbial biomass C in the soil. Irrespective of the crop, microbial basal respiration and metabolic quotient were higher with the digestates than with the untreated slurry or the mineral treatments. Community level physiological profiles with MicroResp showed considerable differences among the treatments, with particularly strong effects of solid–liquid separation. Similar results were also found on a structural level (PCR-DGGE). Alkaline phosphatase gene analyses revealed high sensitivity to different fertilisation regimes.
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