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Pathogen invasion enhances the abundance of predatory protists and their prey associations in the plant microbiome

2023-07-08

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Untangling the responses of protistan communities associated with soil and plant compartments and their associations with bacterial and fungal communities to pathogen invasion are critical for understanding the ecological processes governing plant microbiome assembly. Here we examined the protistan communities across the soil–plant continuum of healthy chili peppers and those with Fusarium wilt disease (FWD) and i...

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1890f491-ba5b-525a-8f23-9b34158019b1
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10.22541/au.168880938.86318427/v1
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