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The Chemical Dialogue Between Plants and Beneficial Microorganisms

Sharma et al., 2023

Document ID
14080523535012827839
Author
Sharma V
Salwan R
Moliszewska E
Ruano-Rosa D
Jedryczka M
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The Chemical Dialogue Between Plants and Beneficial Microorganisms provides foundational insights on plant beneficial microorganisms and their impact on the health and productivity of plants. Providing in-depth and recent updates about unexplored aspects of …
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