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The plant social networking system (SNS) is conceptualized as a four-phase, cue-mediated transfer from a donor holobiome to a receiver holobiome.
- Why it matters: Existing frameworks for plant-plant interactions are fragmented and do not integrate how cue transfer and microbiome reconfiguration work together across holobiomes.
- What they did: The opinion article proposes a four-phase model linking external stimuli, donor root microbiome reorganization, cue production/transmission, receiver cue perception, and microbe recruitment.
- The result: The plant SNS framework extends classical interaction concepts and offers a basis for explaining plant interactions as integrated holobiome-level processes.
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