The Effect of Mycorrhizae on Plant Growth and Reproduction Varies with Soil Phosphorus and Developmental Stage

The Effect of Mycorrhizae on Plant Growth and Reproduction Varies with Soil Phosphorus and Developmental Stage
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菌根对植物生长繁殖的影响随土壤磷素和发育阶段的不同而不同

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10.1674/0003-0031-167.1.28
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2012
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M. Ronsheim
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