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Trichoderma improves the growth of Leymus chinensis

2018-08-01

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Bio-fertilizer application has been proposed as a strategy for enhancing soil fertility, regulating soil microflora composition, and improving crop yields, and it has been widely applied in the agricultural yields. However, the application of bio-fertilizer in grassland has been poorly studied. We conducted in situ and pot experiments to investigate the practical effects of different fertilization regimes on Leymu...

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c35a697c-a5ee-5aa8-87b1-3386a77ef4f3
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10.1007/s00374-018-1292-7
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