Chemical and Microbial Differences of Root and Rhizosphere Soil among Different Provenances of Fokienia hodginsii
Hao-Lan Liu,
Tengfei Zhu,
Xinyi Wen
et al.
Abstract:Aims: Fokienia hodginsii is a threatened conifer tree species, known as the dominant nursery-grown species capable of colonizing the challenging woodland environments in southern China due to its strong root penetrating ability. The ecological phenotype of Fokienia hodginsii is not well documented during its breeding process, which limits the potential planting area and its ecological function. This study aims to understand how Fokienia hodginsii associates with microbes to conduct its key ecological function … Show more
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