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Soil chemistry and soil history significantly structure oomycete communities in <i>Brassicaceae</i> crop rotations

2022-07-13

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Oomycetes are critically important soil microbial communities, especially for agriculture where they are responsible for major declines in yields. Unfortunately, oomycetes are vastly understudied compared to bacteria and fungi. As such, our understanding of how oomycete biodiversity and community structure varies through time in the soil remains poor. Soil history established by previous crops is one factor known...

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12e0317b-6622-5874-877d-606dc26f8927
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10.1101/2022.07.12.499733
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