Developing climate-smart restoration: Can plant microbiomes be hardened against heat waves?

Developing climate-smart restoration: Can plant microbiomes be hardened against heat waves?
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10.1002/eap.1763
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2018-07
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Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America
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Rachel L. Rubin;G. Koch;Ayla Martinez;Rebecca L. Mau;M. Bowker;B. Hungate
Rachel L. Rubin;G. Koch;Ayla Martinez;Rebecca L. Mau;M. Bowker;B. Hungate
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Rachel L. Rubin;G. Koch;Ayla Martinez;Rebecca L. Mau;M. Bowker;B. Hungate

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