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Root microbiome

The root microbiome (also called rhizosphere microbiome) is the dynamic community of microorganisms associated with plant roots. Because they are rich in a variety of carbon compounds, plant roots provide unique environments for a diverse assemblage of soil microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and archaea. The microbial communities inside the root…

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Root microbiome

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Avg. degree1.98
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Root microbiome

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related to Archaea · 13
Root microbiome → Arabidopsis, Archaea, Archaeal, Crenarchaeota, Euryarchaeota, For, Methanogen, Nitrosocosmicus, Nitrososphaerota, Thaumarchaeota, The, Thermoproteota, Though
related to Biotic assembly mechanisms · 9
Root microbiome → Additionally, Differences, Different, Eleusine, For, Host, In, Recent, The
related to Succession · 4
Root microbiome → As, Due, The, While
see also · 1
Root microbiome → Mangrove

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root plant bacteria fungi microbial microbiome host roots communities plants soil community rhizosphere archaea also microbes pathogenic carbon different microorganisms

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virusesinstance ofother organisms0.80text
algaeinstance ofother organisms0.80text
protozoainstance ofother organisms0.80text
nematodesinstance ofother organisms0.80text
and arthropods are part of root microbiotainstance ofother organisms0.80text
pili or flagellainstance ofPrimary attachment is governed by chemical forces or extracellular structures0.80text
surface proteins that help bacteria aggregateinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text
form colonies.ArchaeaThough archaea are often thought of as extremophilesinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text
microbes belonging to extreme environmentsinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text
advances in metagenomicsinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text
gene sequencing have revealed that archaea are found in nearly any environmentinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text
including the root microbiomeinstance ofand specific attachment factors0.80text

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