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Differentiating genetic and environmental drivers of plant–pathogen community interactions

2014-09-01

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Plant genotypic variation can shape associated arthropod and microbial communities locally, as has been demonstrated in controlled common garden experiments. However, the relative roles of plant genetics and the environment in defining communities at larger spatial scales are not well known. The environmental heterogeneity hypothesis maintains that plant genetic effects on associated communities diminish across th...

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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2745.12270

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