ArticlePlant and soil2024
Interspecific facilitation of micronutrient uptake between cluster-root-bearing trees and non-cluster rooted-shrubs in a
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Background and aims: Belowground interspecific plant facilitation is supposed to play a key role in enabling species co-existence in hyperdiverse ecosystems in extremely nutrient-poor, semi-arid habitats, such as Methods: We mapped all Results: None of the assessed soil parameters showed a significant correlation with shrub leaf Mn concentrations. However, we observed a significant positive effect of very close Conclusions: Leaf micronutrient concentrations of understorey shrubs were enhanced when growing within 2 m of tall Supplementary Information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11104-023-06092-6.
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