Indigenous arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi can alleviate salt stress and promote growth of cotton and maize in saline fields

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作者：
Shenglin Liu
Xiuli Guo
Gu Feng
Baidengsha Maimaitiaili
Jialin Fan
Xinhua He
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[1] China Agricultural University,Center for Resources, Environment and Food Security
[2] China Agricultural University,College of Resources and Environmental Sciences
[3] Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Science,Institute of Nuclear Technology and Biotechnology
[4] Isotope Institute,Department of Environmental Sciences
[5] Henan Academy of Sciences,School of Plant Biology
[6] University of Sydney,undefined
[7] University of Western Australia,undefined
[8] Agricultural College of Shihezi University,undefined
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Plant and Soil | 2016年 / 398卷
关键词：
AM fungi; Indigenous community; In-growth core system; Osmotic regulation; Salinity; L.; L.; L.;
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页数：11
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