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Inoculation with a microbe isolated from the Negev Desert enhances corn growth

2019-11-26

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Corn ( Zea mays L.) is not only an important food source, but also has numerous uses, including for biofuels, fillers for cosmetics, glues, and so on. The amount of corn grown in the U.S. has significantly increased since the 1960s and with it, the demand for synthetic fertilizers and pesticides/fungicides to enhance its production. However, the downside of the continuous use of these products, especially N and P...

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be8a68fd-a1e3-5fd3-aef5-b8842aeee0d7
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10.1101/855528
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