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Abstract
Microbial Community Coalescence for Microbiome Engineering.
Highlights
Microbiome engineering, and especially plant host-mediated microbiome selection (Mueller and Sachs, 2015), is a recently introduced set of methods by which microbial communities are selected in order to maximize certain fitness- or performance-related host functions, most typically of plants, and for animals
One aspect that has so far not been considered as an underlying process of importance in microbiome engineering is community coalescence; yet, it is quite clear that community coalescence is an integral part of microbiome engineering approaches
Microbiome engineering comes in many different forms (Mueller and Sachs, 2015) and depending on which pathway is pursued community coalescence can be a more or less prominent feature, but community coalescence is clearly implicitly included in the engineering process
Summary
Edited by: Benjamin Gourion, Laboratoire des Interactions Plantes-Microorganismes, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique/Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique, France
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