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Experimentally reduced root-microbe interactions reveal limited plasticity in functional root traits in Acer and Quercus.

Annals of botany - 1 Feb 2014

Lee Mei-Ho, Comas Louise H, Callahan Hilary S

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Interactions between roots and soil microbes are critical components of below-ground ecology. It is essential to quantify the magnitude of root trait variation both among and within species, including variation due to plasticity. In addition to contextualizing the magnitude of plasticity relative to differences between species, studies of plasticity can ascertain if plasticity is predictable...

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PMID: 24363335
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mct276
PMCID: PMC3906969

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