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Soil microorganisms alleviate the allelochemical effects of a thyme monoterpene on the performance of an associated grass species

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Soil microorganisms alleviate the allelochemical effects of a thyme monoterpene on the performance of an associated grass species (English)

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Bodil K Ehlers

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2011

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PLOS One

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11

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e26321

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17 November 2011

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