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Pear scion genotypes shape rhizosphere fungal communities in association with photosynthetic sugar metabolism.

BMC plant biology - 7 Mar 2026

Xu Hao, Yang Han, Shi Yujie, Hu Xiao, Kan Liping, Yang Tianjie, Xu Yangchun, Dong Caixia, Shen Qirong

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The effects of scion and rootstock combinations on rhizosphere microbial communities in grafted pear remain poorly understood. This study aims to investigate whether the genotypes of rootstocks or scions influence the rhizosphere fungal community and to elucidate the potential mechanisms involved. We investigated two scion cultivars: the European pear 'Hongqie' (Pyrus communis L.) and the Asian pear 'Sucui'...

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PMID: 41794690
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-08139-z
PMCID: PMC13081365

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