5. Mycorrhizal networks
For over a century, the study of mycorrhizal symbiosis has been based on the simplistic idea of a beneficial association between a plant and a fungus alone. Current field research, however, reveals that these mutualistic associations establish multiple interactions involving several partners. Mycorrhizal symbiosis structures a veritable network of interconnected plants and fungi of different species: up to several hundred species of fungi per tree, and some twenty trees colonized by the same fungus (Selosse et al., 2006). ...
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