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Host developmental stage is associated with shifts in the exosphere microbiome of urban-farmed Asian green leafy vegetables

2019-04-10

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Green leafy vegetables (GLV’s) comprise a significant part of urban South-East Asian (SEA) diets and are intensively farmed in SEA cities, including Singapore. Urban farming practices and urban-adapted vegetable cultivars likely select for specific above- and below-ground microbial communities – microbiomes – that assemble in close proximity to the plant tissues – the exosphere. A healthy exosphere microbiome is i...

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7783d735-36c7-55b6-ac59-d921594f129a
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10.1101/604819
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