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Spatial segregation and cross-kingdom interactions drive stingless bee hive microbiome assembly

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By Lílian Caesar, Victor Hugo Valiati, Irene Newton, Carlin Barksdale
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Abstract Studying host-associated microbiome assembly is key to understanding microbial and host evolution and health. While honey bee microbiomes have been central models for such investigations among pollinators, they overlook the diversity of eusocial dynamics and multi-kingdom interactions. Stingless bees, highly eusocial managed bees that rely on yeast for larval development, offer a valuable complementary system to study microbiome assembly, and within an eco-evolutionary framework.
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