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Microbial Partnerships for Sustainable Soybean Cultivation: Mechanisms, Applications and Prospects.
Plant, Cell & Environment · · Journal Article
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Beneficial soil microbes can enhance soybean sustainability by improving nutrient uptake and resilience, with microbial recruitment influenced by soybean genotypes and environmental factors.
- Why it matters: Addressing nutrient limitations and environmental stresses in soybean cultivation is crucial for sustainable agriculture, especially as excessive fertilizer use harms soil health.
- What they did: The review analyzed microbial interactions, host genetics, and environmental influences, focusing on genetic factors like root architecture and exudates, and their role in microbial recruitment.
- The result: Understanding these mechanisms enables strategic management of soybean-microbe relationships through practices like crop rotation, paving the way for low-input, climate-resilient soybean systems.
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