Protocols for Arabidopsis thaliana and Piriformospora indica co-cultivation – A model system to study plant beneficial traits
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A. Varma | R. Oelmüller | I. Sherameti | B. Lou | Pyniarlang L. Nongbri | J. Johnson | Chao Sun | Anatoli Ludwig
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