… in subtropical forests is poorly understood. In this study, we investigated the effects of EM
fungal identity and diversity on the outcome of interspecific competition of plant species in …

… fungi in subtropical tree competition is poorly understood. In this study, we investigated the
effects of AM fungus identity (… on the competitive relationships between seedlings of a pioneer …

… Our results showed that plant identity (tree species, leaf trait, mycorrhizal type, and mean …
differences among hosts, competitive interactions among fungi, mutualistic effects, and …

… mycorrhizal fungi (Fig. 4), which may reduce competition between tree species with different
mycorrhizal … distribution of plant species in tropical and subtropical forests. Importantly, P is a …

… Ectomycorrhizal fungi also interact with tropical trees of … competitive) and, as a consequence,
ectomycorrhizal fungi … order level (see the low BLAST identity scores for OTUs 1719, 1415, …

… of root-associated fungi of focal plant species along a subtropical plant species diversity …
Here, we examined root-associated fungal communities associated with five ectomycorrhizal (…

… seedlings in patches of subtropical forest dominated by adult trees that associate with either
ECM or AM … Direct competition for sites of colonisation between mycorrhizal and pathogenic …

… This research also looked into the relationship between soil fungi and tree canopy … tree
survival, tree growth, and overall stand productivity, specifically because of root and mycorrhizal …

… Unfortunately, the effect of EM plant abundance in upper tree layer cover on EM fungal
community was not tested in this study, as the proportion of EM plants and non-EM plants in the …

… fungi, while soil saprotrophic fungi, ectomycorrhizal and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
were … nutrient acquisition through soil fungi to cope with nutrient competition with broad-leaved …