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Could drought-quenching bacteria stabilize future crop yields?

Mar 21, 2017 | Featured, News & Events | 0 comments

A future is depicted in which rhizobacteria sourced from stressful areas around the world may be used as a metaphorical “prescription for drought.” (Illustration by Victor Leshyk 2016)

ECOSS researchers recently published findings in the scientific journal Plant and Soil showing that rhizosphere bacteria could help reduce crop losses due to drought.

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