Distinct metabolites affect the phloem fungal communities in ash trees (<i>Fraxinus</i> spp.) native and nonnative to the highly invasive emerald ash borer (<i>AGRILUS PLANIPENNIS</i>)
Tuuli‐Marjaana Koski(Beijing Forestry University), Jianghua Sun(Hebei University), Bin Zhang(Hebei University), Judith Mogouong(Cornell University), Hualing Wang(Hebei Agricultural University), Zhenzhu Chen(Southwestern University of Finance and Economics), Huiping Li(Hebei Agricultural University), Kathryn E. Bushley(Agricultural Research Service)
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