Close neighbors, not intruders: investigating the role of tank bromeliads in shaping faunal microbiomes

Our data suggest that the microbiome of flies, which inhabit tank bromeliads during their larval stage, is nourished to some extent by the bacterial communities present in the organic matter within the tank.

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PeerJ
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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.19376
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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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Abstract

Our data suggest that the microbiome of flies, which inhabit tank bromeliads during their larval stage, is nourished to some extent by the bacterial communities present in the organic matter within the tank.

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Universidad Veracruzana (MX), Instituto de Ecología (MX)
Life in Land
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