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Using Genomes to Infer Interactions Shaping Community Structure in the Soil Microbiome
Microbial residents of soil interact with one another to form communities that serve critical roles in carbon sequestration, agriculture, and nutrient cycling. Soil microbes are abundant – a gram of soil can house billions of cells – and diverse – cells represent thousands of species of archaea and
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