Tree species and soil nutrients drive tropical reforestation more than associations with mycorrhizal fungi

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Ellen K. Holste
Richard K. Kobe
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[1] Michigan State University,Department of Forestry
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Plant and Soil | 2017年 / 410卷
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Arbuscular mycorrhizae; Ectomycorrhizae; Reforestation; Soil nutrients; Tree growth; Tropical;
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页码：283 / 297
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