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Mechanisms of plant species coexistence: roles of rhizosphere bacteria and root fungal pathogens

2001-12-01

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Two independent experiments were conducted to investigate the influence of rhizosphere bacteria on the growth ofAnthoxanthum odoratum andPanicum sphaerocarpon. We tested whether host‐specific populations ofBacillus mycoides affected the growth of theirAnthoxanthum andPanicum hosts and whether host‐specific differences inBacillus populations modified the strong detrimental effect of the root fungal pathogen, Pythiu...

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1fca3b09-cba6-562a-a094-1756ed797010
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10.1890/0012-9658(2001)082[3285:mopscr]2.0.co;2
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