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Defining Higher-Order Interactions in Synthetic Ecology: Lessons from Physics and Quantitative Genetics.

A new paper from Mickalide and Kuehn studies a well-controlled microbial trophic chain and identifies a high-order interaction between its species.

Alvaro Sanchez | Álvaro Sánchez

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