2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2864714/v1
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Agrochemical inputs and management have a greater impact on common bean rhizobia diversity than drought

Abstract: Drought is one of the biggest problems for crop production and also affects the survival and persistence of soil rhizobia. The reduced presence of rhizobia limits the establishment of symbiosis and endangers the productivity of legumes, the main source of plant protein worldwide. Thus, the preservation of soil microbial diversity is essential because it can ameliorate crop response to stress by increasing the likelihood of the presence of stress-tolerant rhizobia and the chances of establishing effective symbi… Show more

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