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Four decades of soil water stress history together with host genotype constrain the response of the wheat microbiome to soil moisture.

FEMS microbiology ecology - 1 Jul 2020

Azarbad Hamed, Tremblay Julien, Giard-Laliberté Charlotte, Bainard Luke D, Yergeau Etienne

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There is little understanding about how soil water stress history and host genotype influence the response of wheat-associated microbiome under short-term decreases in soil moisture. To address this, we investigated how plant breeding history (four wheat genotypes; two with recognized drought resistance and two without) and soil water stress history (same wheat field soil from Saskatchewan with contrasting...

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PMID: 32440671
DOI: 10.1093/femsec/fiaa098

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