Claudia Weihe

This study investigates how coevolution between phages and bacteria affects interaction networks by analyzing genetic changes in both hosts and phages.

The study shows that bacterial community responses to drought in grassland leaf litter are more influenced by background temperature than precipitation, with long-term variability outweighing experimental drought effects.

This study shows that substrate complexity influences species interactions and coexistence in a synthetic microbial community of leaf litter degraders.

The paper shows that bacterial populations under drought exhibit trade-offs between stress tolerance and decomposition capabilities, reducing overall decomposition rates.