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In the 70s, the concept of suppressive soil emerged in agriculture, suggesting that soils could contain beneficial microorganisms that can control plant pathogens with a positive effect on plant growth. Widely studied on crops, this concept remains poorly understood in urban environments. This project aims to better understand the links between microbial diversity, tree growth and physico-chemistry of urban soils. The results could guide soil management practices in urban environment and promote a better understanding of the importance of soil microorganisms in this environment.
Submitted: 2024-10-02 11:07 · Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:07