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. 2018 May 3;9:853. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.00853

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Copyright © 2018 Noirot-Gros, Shinde, Larsen, Zerbs, Korajczyk, Kemner and Noirot.

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Persistence of Pseudomonas strains at mycorrhizal Aspen roots: (A) SBW25 (green) on mycorrhizal Aspen root (red plant and blue fungus) at week 1. (B) Dense SBW25 forming structures encased within the fungi mantle are revealed after sonication. (C) WH6 forming highly dense hemispherical structure at week 2. (D) Pf0-1 bacterial cells on calcofluor-stained mycorrhized roots at week 1. (E) Dense colonization by mTO-labeled Pf-5 at week 1, and (F) at week 2, showing the presence of DBS. Side view revealing vertical positioning of bacteria.