Bacterial Biofilms As an Essential Component of Rhizosphere Plant-microbe Interactions

Overview

Journal Methods Microbiol

Date 2024 Feb 28

PMID 38415193

Authors

Ankita Bhattacharyya

Olga Mavrodi

Niladri Bhowmik

David Weller

Linda Thomashow

Dmitri Mavrodi

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