Suzanne Fleishman

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Suzanne Fleishman is an Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. Her research primarily focuses on root-microbe interactions, microbial community structures, and the impact of root characteristics on soil health. Recent studies include investigating the influence of absorptive root age on microbial composition in grapevines and the effects of cover crops in vineyard agroecosystems.

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William L. King

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Taryn L Bauerle

Cornell University

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Cornell University

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Terrence Bell

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University of Toronto Scarborough

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Getting to the root of root–microbe interactions

Assessing microbial communities across the fine root landscape

Functionally discrete fine roots differ in microbial assembly, microbial functional potential, and produced metabolites

The Age of Absorptive Roots Impacts Root-Adjacent Microbial Composition in Grapevines

The Age of Absorptive Roots Impacts Root-Adjacent Microbial Composition in Grapevines

Cover crops and a devigorating rootstock can impart substantial agroecosystem services to high-resource vineyards: A multi-year study

Functionally-explicit sampling can answer key questions about the specificity of plant–microbe interactions

The hierarchy of root branching order determines bacterial composition, microbial carrying capacity and microbial filtering

Undervine groundcover substantially increases shallow but not deep soil carbon in a temperate vineyard

Tree‐induced alterations to soil properties and rhizoplane‐associated bacteria following 23 years in a common garden

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William L. King

Taryn L Bauerle

Marc Goebel

Terrence Bell

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