Quantitative comparison between the rhizosphere effect of <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> and co-occurring plant species with a longer life history
Martinus Schneijderberg(Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences), Ton Bisseling(Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences), Lucas Schmitz(Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences), Carolien Franken, René Geurts(Wageningen University & Research), Robin Heinen(Technical University of Munich), Wim H. van der Putten(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Robin van Velzen(Centre for BioSystems Genomics), Mattias de Hollander(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Т. Martijn Bezemer(Beihua University), Xu Cheng(Agricultural Genomics Institute at Shenzhen)
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