Water Stress and Disruption of Mycorrhizae Induce Parallel Shifts in Phyllosphere Microbiome Composition
Reena Debray(Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology), Britt Koskella(Chan Zuckerberg Biohub San Francisco), Timothy M. Bowles(University of California, Berkeley), Yvonne Socolar(University of California, Berkeley), Alexander Dhond(University of California, Berkeley), Catherine A. Hernandez(Yale University), Aidee Guzman(Stanford University), Rose Curley(University of California, Berkeley), Griffin Kaulbach(Haverford College)
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