Beneficial and harmful fungi are at the root of forest diversity

Mongabay
Nov 28, 2019, 8:14 am223 pts
A delicate balance between beneficial and harmful soil fungi associated with tree roots guides the diverse mixture of tree species that thrive in subtropical forests, according to a new study. Scientists had previously hypothesized that forest diversity resulted from a “rare-species advantage” driven by…

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