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Herbicide-induced metabolic changes in a plant-aphid system: how soil bacteria drive the fate and impact of a residual dose of Isoproturon?
Agriculture intensification, massively relying on pesticides, led to the widespread contamination of noncrop terrestrial ecosystems. Soil contamination with pesticide residues widely occurs but its cryptic effects on terrestrial biotic interactions remain unclear, especially at the metabolic scale.
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