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Genetic Variation in Mycorrhizal Host Responsiveness and Symbiotic Nutrient Transfer Efficiency

Agricultural Microbiology

Mycorrhizal Networks & Nutrient Cycling Research

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Genetic Variation in Mycorrhizal Host Responsiveness and Symbiotic Nutrient Transfer Efficiency

This research identifies plant genetic loci and physiological traits determining mycorrhizal colonization intensity and nutrient acquisition advantage through quantitative genetics and functional genomics approaches. The findings enable crop improvement strategies for enhanced mycorrhizal dependence and sustainable reduction of fertilizer requirements in breeding programs.

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