The Value of Model Plant—Microbe—Soil Systems for Understanding Processes Associated with Allelopathic Interaction: One Example
The Value of Model Plant—Microbe—Soil Systems for Understanding Processes Associated with Allelopathic Interaction: One Example
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模型植物-微生物-土壤系统对于理解化感相互作用相关过程的价值:一个例子
DOI:
10.1021/bk-1995-0582.ch009
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1994
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U. Blum
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U. Blum
This review summarizes what happens to simple phenolic acids once they enter the soil environment and how plants and soil microbes growing in these soils respond to phenolic acids. This is a review of one plant-microbe-soil model system and what it tells us about the set of processes (e.g., source-sink relationships) that ultimately determine the available concentrations of phenolic acids in soils and thus how such processes may determine the magnitude of allelopathic interactions in natural and managed ecosystems.