The microorganism-microorganism or microorganism-host interactions are the key strategy
to colonize and establish in a variety of different environments. These interactions involve all …

Simple Summary Microorganisms like bacteria, archaea, fungi, microalgae, and viruses
mostly form complex interactive networks within the ecosystem rather than existing as single …

Most ecosystems are populated by a large number of diversified microorganisms, which
interact with one another and form complex interaction networks. In addition, some of these …

Traditionally, symbiotic and pathogenic interactions were considered different
manifestations of the bacteria–host interaction. However, the molecular mechanisms that …

Since the dawn of life, bacteria and phages are locked in a constant battle and both are
perpetually changing their tactics to overcome each other. Bacteria use various strategies to …

Microorganisms are ubiquitous on Earth and can inhabit almost every environment. In a
complex heterogeneous environment or in face of ecological disturbance, the microbes …

An explosion of studies in recent years has established the ubiquity of host-associated
microbes and their centrality to host biology (McFall-Ngai etal., 2013; Russell, Dubilier, & …

The complexity of microbial communities suggests prevalent interactions involving more
than just pairs of species. These so-called higher-order interactions may reveal new …

Diversity begets higher-order properties such as functional stability and robustness in
microbial communities, but principles that inform conceptual (and eventually predictive) …

This book covers the ecological activities of microbes in the biosphere with an emphasis on
microbial interactions within their environments and communities In thirteen concise and …