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Maize residues changes soil fungal composition and decrease soil microbial co-ocurrence networks complexity

2019-07-18

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Fusarium graminearum ( Fg ) can cause different diseases in cereals and maize crops worldwide, and a correct management of previous crop residues could decrease disease incidence and/or severity. Bacterial, fungal and Fusarium communities were studied by metabarcoding approach in 8 agricultural fields with wheat-maize rotation system in Brittany, France, during three years. Additionally, shift...

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32732ee3-b006-52cf-b886-6e8bd233571a
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10.1101/703967
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