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Microbiome interactions increase plant haplotype richness

2024-10-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The genetic makeup of natural plant populations often allows them to persist for many years without succumbing to disease. Transferring such properties to crops could increase resilience and reduce reliance on chemical pesticides​. However, the population genomics of plant-microbiome interactions remain poorly understood. Here, we use Lotus japonicus, which has persisted as a natural po...

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087bb0ec-c2e7-55a0-9df2-ef0d27337c64
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5130034/v1
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