A vitamin cross-feeding mechanism drives microbial niche adaptation on leaves

Future perspectives: 1. Targeting microbial nutrient flows offers new strategies to improve plant resilience in natural and agricultural systems.2. The colonization of obligate biotrophic microbes might be functionally dependent on auxotrophic nutrients from the microbiome, not only from the host.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1094/3105008-p-302.pdf
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Plant and animal studies
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A vitamin cross-feeding mechanism drives microbial niche adaptation on leaves

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A vitamin cross-feeding mechanism drives microbial niche adaptation on leaves

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Abstract

Future perspectives: 1. Targeting microbial nutrient flows offers new strategies to improve plant resilience in natural and agricultural systems.2. The colonization of obligate biotrophic microbes might be functionally dependent on auxotrophic nutrients from the microbiome, not only from the host.

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