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Combined microplastic and cadmium pollution reshapes plastisphere–rhizosphere bacterial microbiomes and regulates the growth of sorghum plants for bioenergy
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• MPs-HMs exerted a more pronounced inhibitory effect on sorghum growth. • MRGs and MDGs were significantly more abundant in the plastisphere than in rhizosphere soil. • Key genera, such as Hydrogenophaga, were found to co-harbor both MRGs and MDGs. • MRGs, MDGs, and core microorganisms were positively associated with sorghum growth.
Keywords:
Polyethylene terephthalate and polyvinyl chloride
Cadmium
Sorghum
MRGs
MDGs
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