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Metagenomic Characterization of Soil Fungal Communities and Disease Suppressiveness

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Mycology & Fungal Disease Management Research

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Agriculture › Mycology & Fungal Disease Management Research

Metagenomic Characterization of Soil Fungal Communities and Disease Suppressiveness

Research employs high-throughput DNA sequencing and functional metagenomics to comprehensively catalog fungal diversity in agricultural soils and identify taxa associated with disease suppression. Discoveries elucidate the ecological principles and microbial interactions governing soil suppressiveness, enabling manipulation of soil microbiomes to reduce disease burden and enhance crop productivity.

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