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Bio-Fertilizer Amendment Alleviates The Replanting Disease By Reshaping Leaf And Root Microbiome

2021-07-06

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A growing problem in intensive agricultural systems is replanting disease. Application of bio-fertilizer containing beneficial microbes contributes to disease suppression and is a promising strategy to control replanting disease. However, the effect of both replanting disease and bio-fertilizer amendment on the assembly of crop microbiota in leaves and roots and their relationships to crop yield and quality remain...

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Literature Corpus work: 5593268c-7a95-57d7-8aae-9b2e67d90660
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-582632/v1

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