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A drought resistance-promoting microbiome is selected by root system under desert farming.

Ramona Marasco | Eleonora Rolli | Besma Ettoumi | Gianpiero Vigani | Francesca Mapelli | Sara Borin | Ayman F Abou-Hadid | Usama A El-Behairy | Claudia Sorlini | Ameur Cherif | Graziano Zocchi | Daniele Daffonchio
PloS one | 2012

Traditional agro-systems in arid areas are a bulwark for preserving soil stability and fertility, in the sight of "reverse desertification". Nevertheless, the impact of desert farming practices on the diversity and abundance of the plant associated microbiome is poorly characterized, including its functional role in supporting plant development under drought stress.

Pubmed ID: 23119032

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