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来自库奇的Rann的Halophilicarchaea在盐度压力下增强小麦的生长. 这些微生物促进植物健康和营养吸收,特别是在敏感的品种中,为改善盐水环境中的作物产量提供了潜在的解决方案.

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无生物压力是无生物压力.类的古生物学家促进植物生长 促进植物生长.减轻盐度减轻盐度减轻盐度小麦小麦小麦小麦小麦小麦小麦.

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