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Herbicide metolachlor alters gene expression and reshapes the interaction between a bloom-forming cyanobacterium and its chytrid parasite

Balard, A. et al.
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Metolachlor (MET) is among the most widely used herbicides worldwide and a common freshwater contaminant. Beyond direct toxicity, MET can reshape ecological interactions, including those between bloom-forming cyanobacteria and their chytrid parasites. Although MET is known to reduce chytrid fitness
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