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Additional file 1: Figure S1. Lack of direct antagonistic activity of succinate and SynCom strains against R. pseudosolanacearum SL341. Figure S2. Effect of succinate and upland soil microbial fraction (upland MF) on tomato plant growth under non-infected conditions. Figure S3. Effect of succinate on tomato fruit yield under greenhouse conditions. Figure S4. Rarefaction curves of viable bulk‑ and rhizosphere‑soil microbiota following succinate treatment. Figure S5. Effects of succinate on alpha diversity of viable bulk‑soil microbiota. Figure S6. Effects of succinate on alpha diversity of viable rhizosphere microbiota. Figure S7. Succinate‑induced functional shifts in viable bulk‑ and rhizosphere‑soil microbiota.
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