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Degradation of organic matter by ecologically distinct microbiomes uniformly promotes plant growth

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By John Vogel, Devin Coleman-Derr, Bradie Lee
| BioRxiv
Abstract In this study, we explore the relationship between ecologically distinct soil microbiomes and their role in plant growth promotion through organic matter (OM) decomposition. Using a controlled experimental system, we tested whether living microbiomes from geographically and ecologically distinct environments impact plant biomass when provided with OM in the form of dried, ground leaves.
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