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February 2, 2026Environmental Microbiome0 citationsOpen Access

Effects of legume-based rotation on subsequent sorghum rhizosphere microbial communities and their drought tolerance-related genes

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BEBen Jesuorsemwen EnagbonmaRPRian Edward PierneefDMDavid Mxolisi Modise

Key Points

  • To examine how legume-based crop rotation influences microbial communities and drought-related genes in sorghum.
  • Analyzed soil samples from legume and sorghum rotations
  • Measured microbial community composition
  • Assessed drought tolerance-related functional genes
  • Found significant changes in microbial communities following legume cropping
  • Identified enhanced expression of drought tolerance genes in sorghum after legumes

Abstract

These research findings provide insight into the relationships between cowpea cropping sequences and the soil microbiome and drought-tolerant functional genes fundamental for the productivity of successive crops and this understanding guides sustainable crop selection.

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Enagbonma et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fc17c1c9540dea80de49https://doi.org/10.1186/s40793-025-00829-9
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