Furthermore, although the overall effect of spider mite infestation on overall fungal RA was only marginally significant, its effect on the top 20 genera tended to be strongest in plants that harboured M. brunneum and native microbes in different root compartments (NMC-Mb), where the tendency of spider mites to reduce the RA of the most dominant genus Emericellopsis was most strongly observed, enhancing the RA of most other genera (Fig. 6 a).
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Bioinoculant-induced plant resistance is modulated by interactions with resident soil microbes.
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