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bioproject |
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rhizosphere metagenome
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Rhizotypes of plant-root fungal biome |
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Here we show that diverse root-associated fungi form highly-compartmentalized networks of coexistence within host roots and that the structure of the fungal symbiont communities is partitioned into semi-discrete types even within a single host plant population. Intensive DNA-barcoding of root-associated fungi in a monodominant beech forest reveals that the network representing symbiont-symbiont co-occurrence pattern is compartmentalized into clear modules, which consist of diverse functional groups of mycorrhizal and endophytic fungi. As a result, each terminal root of the host plant is colonized by either of the two largest fugal species sets, forming rhizotypes. Thus, species-rich root microbiome can have alternative stable states as recently shown in relationship between gut microbiome type and human health. |
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Metagenome
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| dateCreated |
2015-06-16T01:19:00+09:00 |
| dateModified |
2016-04-07T13:17:20+09:00 |
| datePublished |
2016-04-07T13:17:20+09:00 |