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Functional Redundancy and Robustness in Disease-Suppressive Microbial Networks

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Phytobiome Interactions & Disease Suppression

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Phytobiome Interactions & Disease Suppression

Functional Redundancy and Robustness in Disease-Suppressive Microbial Networks

This investigation analyzes how functional redundancy among community members sustains disease suppression phenotypes despite environmental fluctuations and species turnover. These findings explain the ecological stability of effective biocontrol communities and inform strategies for long-term phytobiome management.

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