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Using variation in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to drive the productivity of the food security crop cassava

2019-11-04

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The unprecedented challenge to feed the rapidly growing human population can only be achieved with major changes in how we combine technology with agronomy 1 . Despite their potential few beneficial microbes have truly been demonstrated to significantly increase productivity of globally important crops in real farming conditions 2,3 . The way microbes are employed has largely ignored the successes of crop breedi...

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10.1101/830547
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