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Mountain Plants Host Unique Microscopic Communities

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Plants don’t just partner with pollinators. Ramakrishnan and colleagues, the research team examined 50 different mountain plants to study the microbial communities living on plants’ leaves and flowers. They found leaves host more diverse communities than flowers do, with millions of microbes adapting to different conditions as altitude increases. Microbes don’t just attack plants, many can help plants adapt to stress, so understanding these invi…
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