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Sustainability of microalgae fertilization above and belowground

ABSTRACT: Here, we applied a greenhouse experiment to assess the impact of different nitrogen sources (control without fertilization, NPK, and microalgae biofertilizer) on active soil microbiomes (bacteria and protists) in different time points targeting different plant development stages to access the rhizosphere and its surrounding.

PROVIDER: PRJEB32941 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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