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    • Genomics

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    • The plant microbiome significantly impacts plant health and agricultural productivity.
    • Understanding host-microbe interactions is crucial for sustainable agriculture.

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    • To investigate the role of plant genomes in structuring the plant microbiome.
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    • Utilizing high-throughput sequencing technologies.
    • Analyzing genomic data in conjunction with microbiome composition.

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    • Plant genomes play a critical role in shaping the plant microbiome.
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