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A synthetic microbial community used as a bioinoculant can overcome rice production constraints in acid soils

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posted on 2025-11-18, 01:51 authored by Maureen O'CallaghanMaureen O'Callaghan, Shengjing ShiShengjing Shi
<p dir="ltr">A customised synthetic microbial community (SynCom) composed of carefully selected rhizosphere-competent bacterial strains improved rice growth, yield and resistance to soil acidity and Al toxicity.</p>

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© Science China Press 2024

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2024-02-02

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  • English

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Springer Nature

Journal title

Science China. Life sciences

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1674-7305

Volume/issue number

67(5)

Page numbers

1085–1086

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    Keywords

    Soil microbiomePlant growth promotionSoil fertilitySustainable agriculturesoil healthCrop yield improvement

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