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Host genotype, resistance status and seasonal temperature shape the Norway spruce phyllosphere mycobiome
The influence of the phyllosphere microbiome on plant health and disease development is well established. However, the roles of host resistance phenotype, seasonal variations, and accumulated temperature in shaping the phyllosphere mycobiome of Norway spruce (Picea abies) remain poorly understood.
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