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Dynamical model-guided SynCom design for sustainable agriculture.
Trends in Microbiology · · Review
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Dynamical models integrating multi-omics data enable scalable design of stable plant microbial communities for sustainable agriculture.
- Why it matters: Addressing the challenge of translating conceptual microbial community research into practical, scalable agricultural solutions is crucial for environmental sustainability and crop productivity.
- What they did: The authors review advances in system-level design of SynComs, combining generalized Lotka-Volterra and consumer-resource models with multi-omics data to identify stable communities and elucidate plant-microbe-soil interactions.
- The result: This model-driven approach facilitates the development of robust, scalable SynComs, paving the way for their large-scale application and improved sustainability in agricultural practices.
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