Habitat-specific changes of plant and soil microbial community composition in response to fairy ring fungus Agaricus xanthodermus on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Juan Du,
Cong He,
Fuxin Wang
et al.
Abstract:A new fairy ring fungus was reported in this study.• Fairy ring fungi influence plants and soil microbes by promoting soil nutrients. • The effect of fairy ring fungi on plants and soil microbes depends on the habitat type. Fairy rings are common in diverse global biomes and often appear as lush vegetation in one to three concentric zones caused by the spread of mycelia in grassland ecosystems. However, the underlying mechanisms and environmental adaptation of fairy rings remain largely unclear. In this study… Show more
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