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- who: Biocrust Formation. Sustainability et al. from the Department of and Crop Science, Texas AandM AgriLife Research, Texas A and M University, College Station, TX, USA have published the paper: Interactions Determine Biological, in the Journal: Sustainability 2023, 15, 625. of /2023/
- how: This study defines and discusses the microbiome in the rhizosphere microbial nutrient cycling and biological crusts as the major components of biological fertility and explores the answers to the following questions (i) how does the rhizosphere promote growth development and nutrient cycling through microorganisms (e_g bacteria fungi)? (ii) How can microorganisms regulate . . .
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