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Distant somatic hybridization alters the structure of wheat root bacterial microbiota

2022-07-01

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Root microbiota affect the host plant's adaptation to adverse environments. The structure and function of plant root bacterial communities are affected by soil physicochemical properties and plant genotypes. Distant hybridization is a common breeding strategy to introgress the excellent genes of wild relatives into the crop genome. The effect of distant hybridization on the crop root microbiota has not been report...

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734cc589-6317-5aca-bf3d-3b63f9186fbd
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10.1002/agj2.20952
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