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Interbacterial antagonism mediates plant growth modulation by rhizosphere synthetic communities in barley
Microbial communities in plant roots are shaped by complex interbacterial interactions, yet how these interactions translate into plant fitness remains poorly understood. In this study, 127 bacterial isolates were obtained from barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) roots of two cultivars grown in a non-fertil
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