Helotiales fungi as potential nutritional partners for non-mycorrhizal plants: a machine learning and experimental approach
Pauline Bruyant, Lauren Michelle Gillespie, Jeanne Doré…·Juliana Almario
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Pauline Bruyant, Lauren Michelle Gillespie, Jeanne Doré…·Juliana Almario
Katrina Lutap, Juliana Almario, Maryam Mahmoudi…·Eric M. Kemen
This study examines organ-specific microbiomes in Lotus corniculatus across seven grassland sites over four years, revealing distinct core microbiomes shaped by selective filtering, microbial interactions, and environmental factors.
Pauline Bruyant, Jeanne Doré, Laurent Vallon…·Juliana Almario
The paper isolates and characterizes plant-beneficial Helotiales fungi from alpine non-mycorrhizal plants, showing they are common and potentially beneficial.
Maryam Mahmoudi, Juliana Almario, Yiheng Hu…·Eric M. Kemen
This study identifies key microbial taxa associated with health and disease in Arabidopsis by analyzing microbiome data and using machine learning to distinguish infected from uninfected plants.
Maryam Mahmoudi, Juliana Almario, Katrina Lutap…·Eric M. Kemen
This study investigates how environmental cues shape microbial communities inside and on the surface of Arabidopsis leaves over five years, identifying key drivers and niche preferences.