Patchy emergence of pathogens associated with an invasive plant and their potential for inducing bioresistance

Datasets associated with a manuscript exploring the potential use of soil microbial communities that have adapted to an invasive plant to induce biological resistance to the plant in other locations.<b>Chronosequence_data.xlsx</b> - Experimental results identifying locations with soil microbial communities that suppress the invasive plant <i>Verbena brasiliensis</i>.<b>Spatial_variance_data.xlsx</b> - Experimental results comparing the effects of the soil microbial communities at two sites about 30km apart.<b>Biological_resistance_data.xlsx</b> - Experimental results showing how three soil microbial communities shown previously to suppress <i>V. brasiliensis</i> affect the growth of the invasive plant and a co-occurring native species when introduced into a group of different live background soils.<br><br>