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Ecological ubiquity and phylogeny drive nestedness in phages–bacteria networks and shape the bacterial defensome

2025-08-07

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Identifying the ecological and evolutionary factors that shape phage–bacterial interactions is key to understanding their dynamics in microbial communities. Yet, such interactions remain poorly characterised in plant agroecosystems. Here, we investigate the ecological determinants of the interaction between a highly diverse set of 23 phages isolated from diseased apricot trees and 44 bacterial strains from the Ps...

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7431e838-7799-5c44-b309-a058b15b9eb8
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10.1101/2025.08.05.668612
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