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Microbial mediation of salinity stress response varies by plant genotype and provenance over time.

Molecular ecology - 1 Sept 2022

Lumibao Candice Y, Torres Martínez Lorena, Megonigal J Patrick, Van Bael Sunshine A, Blum Michael J

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Although it is becoming widely appreciated that microbes can enhance plant tolerance to environmental stress, the nature of microbial mediation of exposure responses is not well understood. We addressed this deficit by examining whether microbial mediation of plant responses to elevated salinity is contingent on the environment and factors intrinsic to the host. We evaluated the influence of contrasting...

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PMID: 35792676
DOI: 10.1111/mec.16603

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