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Fluorescent Pseudomonas spp. from suppressive and conducive soils share genomic and functional traits relevant to Fusarium graminearum disease suppression
Soils suppressive to fungal pathogens harbor microbiomes that can inhibit disease development despite the presence of virulent pathogens and susceptible hosts. Fluorescent Pseudomonas are often implicated in such suppressiveness, but their genomic determinants and distribution in suppressive vs. non
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