Harnessing Phyllosphere Microbiome for Improving Soil Fertility, Crop Production, and Environmental Sustainability

Kumar, Satish; Diksha,; Sindhu, S. S.; Kumar, Rakesh; Kumari, Anju Prabha; Panwar, Anil

doi:10.1007/s42729-023-01397-y

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Harnessing Phyllosphere Microbiome for Improving Soil Fertility, Crop Production, and Environmental Sustainability

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