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A root pathogen drives rhizosphere enrichment of antagonistic <i>Pseudomonas</i> and induces production of an antimicrobial metabolite

2026-08-27

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In plants, the development of soil-borne diseases has been shown to trigger the recruitment of beneficial microbes, which contribute to defense against pathogens. However, the underlying mechanisms driving this recruitment remain elusive. Here, we used a gnotobiotic system combined with a synthetic bacterial community (SynCom) derived from the Medicago truncatula rhizosphere to dissect microbiota–pathogen interac...

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17b6f464-a9dc-5197-9ba8-570e75c3e298
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10.64898/2026.08.26.747274
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