High Frankia abundance and low diversity of microbial community are associated with nodulation specificity and stability of sea buckthorn root nodule

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High Frankia abundance and low diversity of microbial community are associated with nodulation specificity and stability of sea buckthorn root nodule: INTRODUCTION: Actinorhizal symbioses are gaining attention due to the importance of symbiotic nitrogen… h

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New Research: High Frankia abundance and low diversity of microbial community are associated with nodulation specificity and stability of sea buckthorn root nodule: Introduction Actinorhizal symbioses are gaining attention due to… https://t.co/he0VYNHhjs

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