What if equations smelled really bad? Microbial systems, in nature on in the lab, are a fantastic way to test some ecological and evolutionary hypotheses about metabolic ecology, co-evolution, and community interactions.
Resource Availability Affects the Structure of a Natural Bacteria-Bacteriophage Community
Terminal Investment Induced by a Bacteriophage in a Rhizosphere Bacterium
The Structure of Natural Microbial Enemy-Victim Networks
Phage-Bacteria Infection Networks
Bacteriophage Richness Reduces Bacterial Niche Overlap in Experimental Microcosms
Environment-Host-Microbial Interactions Shape the Sarracenia Purpurea Microbiome at the Continental Scale
Temperature and Trophic Structure Are Driving Microbial Productivity Along a Biogeographical Gradient