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Genotypic variation in Norway spruce correlates to fungal communities in vegetative buds.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jan 2020

Elfstrand Malin, Zhou Linghua, Baison John, Olson Åke, Lundén Karl, Karlsson Bo, Wu Harry X, Stenlid Jan, García-Gil M Rosario

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The taxonomically diverse phyllosphere fungi inhabit leaves of plants. Thus, apart from the fungi's dispersal capacities and environmental factors, the assembly of the phyllosphere community associated with a given host plant depends on factors encoded by the host's genome. The host genetic factors and their influence on the assembly of phyllosphere communities under natural conditions are poorly understood,...

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PMID: 31755612
DOI: 10.1111/mec.15314
PMCID: PMC7003977

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