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Proteomic studies of plant–bacterial interactions

Cheng et al., 2010

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13326576848785077240
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Cheng Z
McConkey B
Glick B
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Soil Biology and Biochemistry

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Plants and bacteria can interact with one another in a variety of different ways. The interaction may be beneficial, harmful or neutral for the plant, and sometimes the impact of a bacterium may vary as the soil conditions change. While a number of different soil bacteria …
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