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Genetics reveal the diversity of pollinators' other cargo: fungi
The following is a cross-posting from the Stanford CEHG Blog by Jeremy Hsu, a graduate student in Elizabeth Hadley’s lab at Stanford University. Many animals that visit flowers are known to carry microfungal communities; these fungi are important ecologically because … Continue reading →
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Posted in community ecology, metagenomics, microbiology
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Tagged bat, fungus, hummingbird, pollinator
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