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Orchard management alters citrus root and rhizosphere microbiomes with functional consequences for plant performance
Abstract Agricultural management practices act as ecological disturbances that can restructure soil and plant-associated microbial communities, but the functional consequences of these microbial shifts on crop performance remain poorly understood. Here, we examined how common orchard inputs, includi
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