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Plant–cyanobacterial symbioses: mutualism with emerging translational possibilities
Engineering rhizobial-plant nitrogen fixation in crops is a major goal in plant synthetic biology. We propose expanding efforts to plant-cyanobacterial symbioses as an alternative path. Focusing on the earliest step of this partnership-likely conserved across its independent evolutionary origins-may
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