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Inferred microbial networks lack replicability: consequences for next-generation biomonitoring

2019-05-20

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Plant-associated microbial interaction networks protect plants against disease. There is, therefore, a need to monitor in real time their responses to environmental changes to predict disease risk and adjust crop protection strategies. Next-Generation Biomonitoring (NGB) proposes to reconstruct automatically these networks from metabarcoding data, to complement ecological community properties commonly used for eco...

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d741eab2-a63d-5f10-8dc9-c8049c707e05
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10.1101/642199
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