Copiotrophs dominate rhizosphere microbiomes and growth rate potential is a major factor explaining the rhizosphere effect

Keyphrases

• Rhizosphere Microbiome 100%
• Rhizosphere 100%
• Copiotrophs 100%
• Growth Rate Potential 100%
• Rhizosphere Effect 100%
• Plant Roots 40%
• Genome Sequencing 40%
• Functional Traits 40%
• Metagenome 40%
• Rhizosphere Competence 40%
• Plant Type 20%
• Growth Rate 20%
• Functional Types 20%
• Soil Bacteria 20%
• Root Traits 20%
• Soil Type 20%
• Sustainable Agriculture 20%
• Microbial Taxa 20%
• Complex Traits 20%
• High Growth Rate 20%
• Uncultured Bacteria 20%
• Bacterial Phyla 20%
• Bacterial Genomes 20%
• Machine Learning Models 20%
• Bacterial Isolates 20%
• Microbial Function 20%
• Surrounding Soil 20%
• Root-associated Bacterial Community 20%
• Genome Data 20%
• Bacterial Genera 20%
• Microbiome Modeling 20%
• Bacterial Community Assembly 20%
• 16S rRNA Metabarcoding 20%
• Differential Abundance Analysis 20%
• Bioinoculants 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Microbiome 100%
• Plant Root 100%
• Bacterial Phyla 50%
• Rhizosphere Bacterium 50%
• Solution and Solubility 50%
• Soil Microflora 50%
• Taxon 50%
• Metagenome 50%
• Bacterial Genome 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Microbiome 100%
• Solution and Solubility 50%
• Metabarcoding 50%
• Taxon 50%
• Phylum 50%
• Soil Microflora 50%
• Bacterial Genome 50%
• Metagenome 50%
• Rhizosphere Bacterium 50%
• 16S Ribosomal RNA 50%