Calorespirometry: A Novel Tool in Functional Hologenomics to Select “Green” Holobionts for Biomass Production

Birgit Arnholdt-schmitt; Vinod Patil

doi:10.1007/978-1-4939-7292-0_16

Calorespirometry: A Novel Tool in Functional Hologenomics to Select “Green” Holobionts for Biomass Production

Methods in molecular biology: 193-201

Article 2017 English

Abstract

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Endophytes can diversify temperature response and biomass production in plants and microalgae. Natural and inoculated endophytes that modify growth performance are increasingly considered in research and practical initiatives for sustainable agriculture. However,...

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