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Microbial partners drive legume trait plasticity and tripartite interaction outcomes under combined stress environments

2025-10-07

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Plants often form partnerships with symbiotic microbes that improve plant performance. Increasing environmental stress is changing interaction dynamics between plants and their below-ground symbiotic partners, which can have cascading effects on above-ground trophic interactions. However, little work has examined how microbes protect plants against multiple stressors acting in concert, or the extent to which micro...

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Literature Corpus work: 6dad5ff8-d35b-5254-9925-c6b02b3be1b7
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.02.678283

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