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Arabidopsis trades carbon for nitrogen and phosphorus with a soil fungus
Phys.org reports that Arabidopsis was long thought incapable of forming such fungal partnerships.
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Phys.org reports that Arabidopsis thaliana, a small flowering mustard plant widely used in plant biology, trades carbon with a soil fungus for nitrogen and phosphorus. The finding challenges the longstanding belief that the plant cannot form such partnerships.
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