Plant sex affects plant-microbiome assemblies of dioecious

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• who: Qingxue Guo from the Populus cathayana forests widely distribute in Qinghai province, ChinaThe original cuttings of P. cathayana males and females were sampled from five populations as detailed in a previous study [7]. Five populations were separated by at least , km for each other. All cuttings were then cultivated in a greenhouse at the Hangzhou Normal University, Zhejiang Province, China. The whole experiment was conducted in this greenhouse with the temperature ranging between , and , u00b0C during the day and , and , u00b0C at night, with, h photoperiod [7]. have published the paper: Plant sex affects plant-microbiome . . .
  

   

  

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