Soil microbial communities influence seedling growth of a rare conifer independent of plant-soil feedback.

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Cathy A Offord

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Ian Anderson

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Jessica L Rigg

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Steve Clarke

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10.1002/ECY.1594

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Jeff R. Powell

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2016-12-01T00:00:00Z

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