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Influence of phosphorus on the colonization of barley rhizosphere by microorganisms

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The mineral phosphorus supply produced two outbreaks in the bacterial population of the barley rhizosphere and rhizoplane but inhibited the growth of fungal mycelium. The inhibition of mycelial growth might be due to the exudation of specific inhibitors by barley roots, since the most pronounced inhibition was observed at high doses of supplementary phosphorus.

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  1. Department of Soil Biology, Soil Science Faculty, Moscow State University, 119899, Vorob’evy gory, Moscow, Russia

    M. Kh. Orazova, O. A. Burkanova, L. M. Polyanskaya & D. G. Zvyagintsev

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Orazova, M.K., Burkanova, O.A., Polyanskaya, L.M. et al. Influence of phosphorus on the colonization of barley rhizosphere by microorganisms. Microbiology 69, 347–350 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02756746

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