A microbial network is a mathematical representation of a microbial community where nodes represent microbes and edges represent interactions.It is well-recognized that microbes are among the main drivers of biological phenotypes in soil, plants, and animals alike, and thus, their study has vast implications for soil, plant and human health.In particular, recognizing the microbial, environmental, and agricultural factors that drive plant and soil phenotypes is crucial to comprehend processes connected to plant and soil health, to identify global practices of sustainable agriculture, as well as to predict plant and soil responses to environmental perturbations such as climate change.
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