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To describe: One example of by which a microbiome of a plant can influence the plant’s ability to interact with the environment.

Introduction: A microbiome is an environment in which many species of microbes with their genes are assembled together to benefit a particular organism. A microbiome of a plant involves the association between the plants and other microorganisms which helps them in several ways.

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