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Multi omics aided small RNA profiling of wheat rhizosphere and their potential targets in contrasting soils for <i>Rhizoctonia solani</i> -AG8 suppression

2024-06-17

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Next-generation sequencing helps describe microbial communities in rhizosphere environments, but understanding rhizosphere-plant interactions’ synergistic effects on plant traits and health outcomes remains challenging. This study analyses rhizosphere sRNAs’ ability to manipulate host gene targets in plants grown in suppressive (SP) and non-suppressive (NSP) soils with an integrated multi omics dataset. The result...

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93957435-8c09-5494-bec6-352ac6ee1f0f
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10.1101/2024.06.17.599338
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