Soil patch heterogeneity improves plant productivity and nutrients regulated by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Tingting Xia,
Yun Guo,
Pan Wu
et al.
Abstract:The interlacing and mosaic distribution of karst soil and rock result in the high spatial heterogeneity of the natural karst habitat. Karst plants are suffered from spatially heterogeneous microhabitats with different‐sized patches. Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi are crucial in regulating plant productivity and nutrients in heterogeneous karst environments. However, how spatial patch heterogeneity influences plant productivity and nutrient utilization by AM fungi regulation in karst soil remains unclear. A … Show more
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