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Divergent responses between lineages of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to soil phosphorus and nitrogen availability

Western Sydney University
Delroy, Brendan ; Zhang, Haiyang ; Powell, Jeff
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Here, we analysed data from a DNA-based survey of fungal communities in soils collected throughout Australia to observe relationships among soil fertility and the abundance of two arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal taxa that reportedly vary in function – the Gigasporaceae (putatively more important for nutrient uptake) and Glomeraceae (putatively more important for biotic stress). Relationships were assessed in three vegetation types – grasslands, forests and woodlands – to assess whether associations with soil fertility varied depending on carbon availability for arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.

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Biological Sciences | Environmental Sciences | Ecology | Ecology Not Elsewhere Classified | Illumina MiSeq | Microbiology | Mutualism | Mycology | Mycorrhiza | Soil Biology | Soil fertility | Soil Sciences | Spacial lag model | Symbiosis |

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ACN 633 798 857