When good relationships go bad

David S. Hibbett ()
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David S. Hibbett: Clark University

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6905, 345-346

Abstract: Mycorrhizal associations of fungi and plants are usually viewed as mutually beneficial, but some non-photosynthetic plants cheat their fungal partners. Molecular tools can now be used to identify the fungi being exploited.

Date: 2002
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