ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Culture-based inventory and functional guild analysis of root-invading fungi associated with grassland plants across multiple regions in China.
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Grassland ecosystems harbor diverse plant-associated fungal communities that contribute to ecosystem functioning and plant health. However, large-scale culture-based inventories of root-invading fungi across multiple grassland regions in China remain scarce. In this study, we conducted a multi-region survey of culturable root-invading fungi isolated from surface-sterilized, discolored root and basal stem tissues in contact with the soil. We sampled 33 herbaceous plant species, representing 19 genera and 9 families, across 17 counties in Qinghai, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Xizang. A total of 273 fungal isolates were preserved and identified using ITS sequence analysis complemented by morphological observations. These isolates were classified into 40 genera and 53 species-level taxa spanning several major fungal lineages. A limited number of genera, including
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