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Paddy-upland cropping is associated with contrasting patterns of soil organic carbon and putative plant-beneficial bacteria in faba bean soils
As a key food legume in diversified cropping systems, faba bean is highly vulnerable to the constraints of continuous cropping. While paddy-upland rotation is widely regarded as an effective strategy to alleviate these challenges, its effects on plant health-related microbial functions remain inadeq
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