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Phosphorus Solubilization Mechanisms by Mycorrhizal and Free-Living Soil Microorganisms

Agricultural Microbiology

Mycorrhizal Networks & Nutrient Cycling Research

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Phosphorus Solubilization Mechanisms by Mycorrhizal and Free-Living Soil Microorganisms

This research explores the enzymatic and organic acid-mediated pathways through which mycorrhizal fungi and associated bacterial communities mobilize recalcitrant soil phosphorus pools for plant uptake. The investigation clarifies the relative contributions of different microbial guilds to phosphorus availability, informing biogeochemical models and sustainable fertility management strategies.

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