Nesma Zakaria Mohamed

The paper investigates how foliar pathogens and drought affect root microbiomes across different microbial communities, finding that stress responses are reproducible but depend on the initial community composition.

This study shows that soil disturbance reduces root fungal microbiome network robustness, with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi playing a key role in maintaining stability.

This study shows that lettuce seedlings rapidly assemble their microbiome from the environment through deterministic processes, selecting microorganisms within a week.