We applied macro- (forest stand and forest management) and micro-scale (bacterial and fungal community) analyses for a better understanding of the pathosystem and associated wood decay process. The core microbiome, as defined by hierarchy analysis and a consistent model, and environmental factors correlation with the community assembly were found to be novel.
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