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Functional Redundancy and Ecological Stability in Disease-Associated Microbial Consortia

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Microbial Community Succession Post-Infection

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Microbial Community Succession Post-Infection

Functional Redundancy and Ecological Stability in Disease-Associated Microbial Consortia

Research investigates the degree to which different microbial species perform overlapping ecological functions within post-infection communities, and how this redundancy influences ecosystem resilience and resistance to further pathogenic colonization. This work provides theoretical and empirical evidence for how microbial diversity buffers against disease progression.

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