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Fungal community assembly in soils and roots under plant invasion and nitrogen deposition

2018-09-14

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Abstract Fungal community composition in the Anthropocene is driven by rapid changes in environmental conditions caused by human activities. This study examines the relative importance of two global change drivers – atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition and annual grass invasion – on structuring fungal communities in a California chaparral ecosystem, with emphasis on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. We used molecular m...

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Literature Corpus work: 25e65441-78c1-57de-bfcd-6f8f33cb8cd5
DOI: 10.1101/416818

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