Pseudomonas koreensis boosts grass growth under nitrogen limitation by modulating plant nitrogen acquisition and metabolism
The plant growth–promoting bacterium Pseudomonas koreensis improves Brachypodium distachyon growth under limited nitrogen by modulating plant-encoded N acquisition and metabolic organization within…
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