Transcriptomic and hormonomic analysis uncovers cadmium tolerance mechanisms in a Euglena mutabilis consortium, highlighting coordinated community metal detoxification.
Graphical Abstract In a fungal-algal-bacterial consortium, cadmium-exposed Euglena mutabilis remains viable by sequestering cadmium in chloroplasts, accumulating paramylon and reprogramming metal transporter, photosynthetic and hormone pathways to coordinate whole-community metal detoxification.
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