Effect of Aerated Irrigation on the Growth and Rhizosphere Soil Fungal Community Structure of Greenhouse Grape Seedlings

Conventional irrigation methods decrease greenhouse soil aeration, which leads to restricted root growth and reduced fungal abundance in grapes. In this study, aerated equipment was used investigate the effects of on biomass accumulation, growth, community structure grape seedlings. The results show that significantly increased length, surface area, volume, number tips by 38.5%, 32.1%, 62.1%, 23.4%, respectively, at a depth 20–40 cm (p ? 0.05). chao1 index ACE fungi different depths under were higher than those without treatment; changed relative dominant rhizosphere soil. At cm, Fusarium 42.2%. Aerated also contributed beneficial genera Mortierella, Cladosporium, Glomus. 0–20 Mortierella received treatment 180.6% control treatment. These findings suggest is promising strategy for promotion it can increase some fungi.