Tree species identity and leaf ageing alter the composition of phyllosphere communities through changes in leaf traits
LEI WANG,
Zhili Liu,
Bres Cecile
et al.
Abstract:Phyllosphere microorganisms are essential for plant growth and health,
notably through their action on nitrogen fixation and pathogens control.
However, whether and how the composition of phyllosphere communities
vary with plant traits and leaf age remain still unclear. We used
high-throughput sequencing to explore the phyllosphere microbial
diversity and composition communities in needles of different ages
(i.e., originating from different cohorts) for three evergreen
coniferous species (Pinus koraiensis, Pic… Show more
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