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Highlights Natural factors had major effects on community dynamics of microbial target groups. Conversely, “Foxy-2” exposed no major effect on rhizosphere microbial communities. Archaeal community had greater rhizosphere competence than “Foxy-2” in clayey soil. Compatibility of indigenous soil nitrifying prokaryotes with “Foxy-2” was verified.

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Mineral distribution in mango fruit susceptible to the physiological disorder soft-nose

Burdon

Moore

Wainwright

1991

Scientia Horticulturae

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Mineral distribution in mango fruit susceptible to the physiological disorder soft-nose

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