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Long- term grapevine cultivation and agro-environment affect rhizosphere microbiome rather than plant age

2017-10-01

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Single plant replacement is one of the most commonly adopted practices to overcome vineyard crop decline associated with grapevine trunk diseases. A study was undertaken in long-term cultivated vineyards of an important wine producing district in northern Italy to investigate whether rhizosphere microbiome differed between adult and young replaced plants.Fungal and bacterial communities in adult and young replaced...

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Literature Corpus work: 195e5e04-cfad-5cff-bfa2-23f4e5464cf2
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.06.027

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