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The soil microbial community predicts the importance of plant traits in plant-soil feedback.

The New phytologist - 1 Apr 2015

Ke Po-Ju, Miki Takeshi, Ding Tzung-Su

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Reciprocal interaction between plant and soil (plant-soil feedback, PSF) can determine plant community structure. Understanding which traits control interspecific variation of PSF strength is crucial for plant ecology. Studies have highlighted either plant-mediated nutrient cycling (litter-mediated PSF) or plant-microbe interaction (microbial-mediated PSF) as important PSF mechanisms, each attributing PSF...

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PMID: 25521190
DOI: 10.1111/nph.13215

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