Degradation shifts carbon allocation to hyphosphere bacteria and disrupts plant-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal preference in Tibetan alpine meadows Abstract. Tibetan alpine meadow degradation profoundly alters plant-microbe interactions and carbon stability, yet its impacts on host-arbuscular mycorrhiz

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Degradation shifts #CarbonAllocation to #Hyphosphere bacteria and disrupts plant- #ArbuscularMycorrhizalFungal preference in Tibetan alpine meadows

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