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Bacterial endophyte communities in Pinus flexilis are structured by host age, tissue type, and environmental factors
Background and aimsForest tree microbiomes are important to forest dynamics, diversity, and ecosystem processes. Mature limber pines (Pinus flexilis) host a core microbiome of acetic acid bacteria in their foliage, but the bacterial endophyte community structure, variation, and assembly across tree
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