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Cold atmospheric plasma decontaminates Arabidopsis thaliana seeds and remodels seedling fungal microbiota
Seed-associated microorganisms influence seed quality, seedling establishment, and plant health and also constitute a major source of seed-borne pathogens. Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) has emerged as a promising alternative to chemical seed treatments because of its antimicrobial activity, although
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