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Soil microbial communities alter conspecific and congeneric competition consistent with patterns of field coexistence in three Trifolium congeners

2018-09-01

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Coexistence and diversity in plant communities depend upon outcomes of plant competition. Competition and coexistence can be mediated by abiotic soil nutrient differences as well as by soil microbial communities. The latter effects occur through various mechanisms including negative plant–soil feedbacks, when plants foster the build‐up of specialized pathogenic microbes, which ultimately reduce conspecific, but no...

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7ccdda3a-e59b-547c-b957-1568dfa3e98a
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10.1111/1365-2745.13042
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