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The network analysis revealed that rotations with higher pulse frequency promoted increased competition within the soil microbial networks in the rhizosphere and bulk soil. However, we also detected more negative interactions among the dominant pathotrophic taxa with increased pulse frequency, suggesting higher soil-borne disease potential. These findings highlight the potential drawbacks and reduced sustainability of increasing pulse frequency in crop rotations in semiarid environments.Plant metabolites can shape the microbial community
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