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Ecological landscapes guide the assembly of optimal microbial communities

2021-12-16

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Assembling optimal microbial communities is key for various applications in biofuel production, agriculture, and human health. Finding the optimal community is challenging because the number of possible communities grows exponentially with the number of species, and so an exhaustive search cannot be performed even for a dozen species. A heuristic search that improves community function by adding or removing one sp...

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Literature Corpus work: aa4dac16-f554-5564-a886-3b893a7b086b
DOI: 10.1101/2021.12.14.472701

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