ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2017
Low Light Availability Alters Root Exudation and Reduces Putative Beneficial Microorganisms in Seagrass Roots.
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Abstract
Seagrass roots host a diverse microbiome that is critical for plant growth and health. Composition of microbial communities can be regulated in part by root exudates, but the specifics of these interactions in seagrass rhizospheres are still largely unknown. As light availability controls primary productivity, reduced light may impact root exudation and consequently the composition of the root microbiome. Hence, we analyzed the influence of light availability on root exudation and community structure of the root microbiome of three co-occurring seagrass species,
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