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A conserved arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal core-species community colonizes potato roots in the Andes

2015-03-29

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Plant-symbiotic arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are of high global ecological and economic importance, but describing environmental communities of AMF at the species level remains a challenge, despite the need to understand AMF-plant preferences and to apply AMF in sustainable agriculture. Here, the potato-associated AMF species community composition was assessed for three Andean countries along an altitudinal...

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4dba33d1-1b32-5e89-870b-8e3144731063
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10.1007/s13225-015-0328-7
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