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Almond rhizosphere viral, prokaryotic, and fungal communities differed significantly among four California orchards and in comparison to bulk soil communities

2023-06-06

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Characterization of rhizosphere microbiomes and their interactions is essential to a holistic understanding of plant health in support of sustainable agriculture. Viruses are a key, understudied component of rhizosphere microbiomes, with potential impacts on both plant-beneficial and -pathogenic organisms through infection. In this study, we sampled rhizospheres and bulk soils associated with 15 almond trees in fo...

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36b16542-05a0-5c52-a6dc-d4fc68ce57c0
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10.1101/2023.06.03.543555
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