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Principles of nutrition-dependent root-microbiome engineering for regulating crop yield via live microbial inoculants

2024-10-25

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As the second genome, host-associated microbiota can enhance the functions of host immune systems, improve host nutrient availability and acquisition capacity, and increase host resistance to abiotic stress. Constructing host-associated microbiomes by applying various bioinoculants has become an attractive tool for promoting human health and increasing food production. However, despite their promising properties,...

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Literature Corpus work: 9eedd925-f142-5381-8f09-f1fb41bfe8ef
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.25.620170

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