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Eggplant by grafting enhanced with biochar recruits specific microbes for disease suppression of Verticillium wilt

2021-07-01

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The suppressiveness of soils to inhibit pathogens mostly require rich microbiome harbouring plant growth-promoting microbes in the soil, especially rhizosphere. The present study evaluates the suppressiveness of the rhizosphere of a grafted eggplant under biochar amendment and its effects on the microbial communities involved. This study used four treatments consisting of grafted (CB) and self-rooted (CA) eggplant...

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10.1016/j.apsoil.2021.103912
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