Arid Soil Bacterial Legacies Improve Drought Resilience of the Keystone Grass, <scp><i>Themeda triandra</i></scp>
Riley J. Hodgson(Flinders University), Martin F. Breed(Flinders University), Shawn D. Peddle(Flinders University), Christian Cando‐Dumancela(Flinders University), Victoria Drysdale, Nicole W. Fickling(Flinders University), Alex Taylor(Flinders University), Craig Liddicoat(Flinders University), Tarryn Davies(Flinders University), Carl D. Watson(Flinders University), Declan Spoor(Flinders University), Sunita A. Ramesh(Australian Research Council)
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