Exometabolites of bread wheat and tomato affecting the plant-microbe interactions in the rhizosphere
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L. V. Kravchenko | I. Tikhonovich | N. Makarova | O. A. Lyapunova | T. Azarova | A. I. Shapozhnikov | K. A. L’vova | I. Kostyuk
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