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      <STUDY_TITLE>Microbial assemblages associated to crop residues</STUDY_TITLE>
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      <STUDY_ABSTRACT>Crop residues are a crucial ecological niche having significant impact on agricultural ecosystems. Here, we investigated  the dynamics of these communities in three plots during a two-year wheat-oilseed rape rotation experiment. We demonstrated that crop residues are a pivotal, shifting platform that should be took into account as a whole microbial ecosystem to manage residues-borne disease.</STUDY_ABSTRACT>
      <STUDY_DESCRIPTION>Crop residues are a crucial ecological niche having significant impact on agricultural ecosystems. Here, we investigated  the dynamics of these communities in three plots during a two-year wheat-oilseed rape rotation experiment. We demonstrated that crop residues are a pivotal, shifting platform that should be took into account as a whole microbial ecosystem to manage residues-borne disease.</STUDY_DESCRIPTION>
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        <VALUE>2018-11-30</VALUE>
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        <VALUE>2018-06-12</VALUE>
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