… However, in those soils, rhizosphere abundance failed to … frequently are colonized by
substantial populations of DAPG … (9,34), we hypothesized that native populations of these bacteria …

… Bacterial populations in the rhizosphere and hyphosphere of sorghum roots. Colony-forming
units (cfu) in response to: (A) root colonization or (B) soil hyphal length of a native or exotic …

… in the rhizosphere of wheat plants growing in a soil in which the initial conditions for bacterial
re-colonization were modified by mixing different amounts of sterilized with native soil at …

… populations of native and non-native Phragmites across Michigan and Ohio USA, and we
described rhizosphere … We found little evidence that native and non-native Phragmites cultivate …

… populations are metabolically active in the rhizosphere. … rhizosphere of all tested plant
species. However, no effect of plant phylogeny could be observed on the established rhizosphere …

… with rhizosphere microbes. Here, we review how plants shape the rhizosphere microbiome
and … populations in the rhizosphere was also negatively impacted remains to be elucidated. …

… Rhizosphere colonization by these strains and subsequent alterations of bacterial community
structure were assayed over multiple growth cycles of wheat under controlled conditions. …

… , degree of colonization by rhizobia and … (native and introduced populations) when grown
with soil microbiota from each region. We also tested whether the growth benefit of colonization …

… colonizing the sediment surrounding their roots (rhizosphere … sediment and the rhizosphere
of native mangrove plants. In … analysis of the dominant bacterial populations in order to see …

… introduction of a non-native plant successfully aids in the restoration of eubiosis in the soil
microbial habitat. Our results suggest that the population reduction of microbes brought upon …