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What happened to Ian Wright's teacher who had Arsenal icon crying in famous clip

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By Darren Wells Verified, Cameron Winstanley Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Precipitation legacy effects on soil microbiota facilitate adaptive drought responses in plants - Nature Microbiology

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By Nichole Ginnan, Isai Salas-Gonzalez, Dylan Jones, Darren Wells Verified, Gabriel Castrillo
| Nature Verified
Abstract Drought alters the soil microbiota by selecting for functional traits that preserve fitness in dry conditions. Legacy effects or ecological memory refers to how past stress exposure influences microbiota responses to future environmental challenges. How precipitation legacy effects impact soil microorganisms and plants is unclear, especially in the context of subsequent drought.
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Microbial drivers of root plasticity

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By Francisco Dini-Andreote, Huck Institutes, Darren Wells Verified, Jonathan Atkinson
| New Phytologist
Contents Summary 1 I. Introduction 2 II. Plant–microbe interactions: modulation of the rhizosphere as microbial habitats 2 III. Biotic effects of the rhizosphere microbiota on root system architecture 3 IV. Microbial effects on root responses to environmental signals 6 V. Contribution of the microbiota to endogenous root responses to soil nutrient availability 8 VI. Integration of biotic signals at the level of root system anatomy 9 VII.
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