Plant-animal below-ground interaction modifies plant phenotype and its above-ground interaction: a review and new case study
Celia Vaca-Benito,
Camilo Ferrón,
Antonio J. Velázquez de Castro
et al.
Abstract:Ecological interactions play a role in promoting and maintaining biodiversity. These interactions form complex networks of interconnected species. Therefore, changes resulting from an interaction in one of the partners can have indirect consequences on subsequent interactions with other species. Since the mutualism-antagonism continuum is a gradient, a shift in the strength and sign of an interaction is possible, highlighting the dynamic nature of interaction networks. In flowering plants, a wide variety of be… Show more
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