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Rhizosheath microbes induce root immune response under soil drying.

Plant signaling & behavior - 3 Aug 2021

Wang Jiahao, Ding Yexin, Cao Yiying, Xu Weifeng, Zhang Yingjiao

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The rhizosheath is an important drought-adaptive trait in roots of many angiosperms and has been regarded as a potential trait for future agricultural sustainability. In recent studies, we found that rice roots could form a pronounced rhizosheath under moderate soil drying (MSD) but not under continuous flooding irrigation (CF). The formation of rhizosheaths substantially changes the microbial community structure...

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PMID: 33906570
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2021.1920752
PMCID: PMC8244757

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