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Old June 7, 2009   #1
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In order to better understand what goes on in the soil (Rhizosphere) and how mycorrhizae and different bacteria interact with each other, I broke down and purchased a book on the subject. A bit technical in places but hopefully will be able to decipher most of it and pass along what I learn. Ami
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Old June 9, 2009   #2
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Does'nt look like easy reading. When you give us the new info but it in layman terms for us dummies. I might understand it then.

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