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Conserved immunomodulation and variation in host association by Xanthomonadales commensals in Arabidopsis root microbiota

Ordon et al., 2025

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Ordon J
Logemann E
Maier L
Lee T
Dahms E
Oosterwijk A
Flores-Uribe J
Miyauchi S
Paoli L
Stolze S
Nakagami H
Felix G
Garrido-Oter R
Ma K
Schulze-Lefert P
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Suppression of chronic Arabidopsis immune responses is a widespread but typically strain- specific trait across the major bacterial lineages of the plant microbiota. We show by phylogenetic analysis and in planta associations with representative strains that …
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