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Network analysis reveals the root endophytic fungi associated with Fusarium root rot invasion

2023-10-01

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Root rot caused by Fusarium sp., a ubiquitous soilborne disease, leads to huge economic losses for tobacco cultivation in China. However, comprehensive knowledge about the interactions between this fungal pathogen and other members of soil and endophytic fungal communities is very limited. In this study, how the invasion process of root rot disease affect the fungal communities of soils and endophytes was systemat...

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b7814e20-f535-5f93-acb5-3318bf792466
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2022.104567
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