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Microbiota and horizontal microbial transmission dynamics associated with bramble (Rubus spp.) flowers
Microbes are integral players in plant–insect networks, and play crucial roles in host health and ecological interactions. However, the horizontal microbial transmission dynamics via flowers remain insufficiently understood, particularly in hub plants visited by diverse insect communities. Here, usi
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