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Host specialization and spatial divergence of bacteria associated with Peltigera lichens promote landscape gamma diversity
Background Lichens are micro-ecosystems relying on diverse microorganisms for nutrient cycling, environmental adaptation, and structural support. We investigated the spatial-scale dependency of factors shaping the ecological processes that govern lichen-associated bacteria. We hypothesize that liche
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