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Host genotype interacts with aerial spore communities and influences the needle mycobiome of Norway spruce.

Environmental microbiology - 1 Aug 2022

Redondo Miguel A, Oliva Jonàs, Elfstrand Malin, Boberg Johanna, Capador-Barreto Hernán D, Karlsson Bo, Berlin Anna

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The factors shaping the composition of the tree mycobiome are still under investigation. We tested the effects of host genotype, site, host phenotypic traits, and air fungal spore communities on the assembly of the fungi inhabiting Norway spruce needles. We used Norway spruce clones and spore traps within the collection sites and characterized both needle and air mycobiome communities by high-throughput...

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PMID: 35315253
DOI: 10.1111/1462-2920.15974
PMCID: PMC9544151

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