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Organic Acid Chemistry and Mycorrhizal Fungal Recruitment in Rhizosphere

Agricultural Microbiology

Root Exudate Chemistry and Microbial Recruitment

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Agricultural Microbiology › Root Exudate Chemistry and Microbial Recruitment

Organic Acid Chemistry and Mycorrhizal Fungal Recruitment in Rhizosphere

This research examines the production, concentration gradients, and chemotropic effects of root-derived organic acids on mycorrhizal fungal spore germination and hyphal growth using isotope tracing and rhizobox experiments. The work mechanistically links plant carbon allocation decisions to fungal recruitment efficiency and symbiotic establishment.

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