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Sebastiaan Faber,Bécquer Seguínange across a spectrum from parasitic to beneficial. In all cases, the interaction between plant and microbes has necessitated the development of a properly balanced plant immune system. We investigate here how the advent of the genomics era has impacted our understanding of plant:microbe symbioses for angiosperm trees.