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Long-term application of organic amendments enhances soil microbiota and chemical properties in maize rhizosphere
Soil degradation and declining fertility are pressing concerns in modern agriculture, compromising soil health and ecosystem services. This five-year field study aimed to investigate the long-term impact of soil amendments on soil microbiota and functions in the rhizosphere of maize plants, addressi
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