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Intercropping with a leguminous tree suppresses konjac soft rot disease by enhancing rhizosphere microbial stability and functional robustness

2025-12-15

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Intercropping has emerged as an effective and sustainable strategy for suppressing soil-borne diseases, yet the microbiome-mediated mechanisms underlying its protective effects remain unclear. Here, we investigated how different intercropping systems - konjac ( Amorphophallus konjac ) intercropped with false acacia ( Robinia pseudoacacia , Rp), paulownia ( Paulownia tomentosa , Pa), and maize ( Zea mays , Mz)...

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8f945847-1f5a-595f-a237-f228bdba8508
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10.22541/au.176577154.45603010/v1
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