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Predicting plant microbiomes through complexity
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Predicting how microbiota composition determines functional outputs remains a major challenge in rhizosphere ecology. Moran et al. show that physiological or environmental constraints organize high-diversity communities along dominant ecological axes, allowing microbiome functioning to become increasingly predictable. This perspective suggests that rhizosphere complexity itself may generate a predictable ecological organization.
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