Sebacinales, but not total root associated fungal communities, are affected by land-use intensity
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Sebacinales, but not total root associated fungal communities, are affected by land-use intensity
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NEW PHYTOLOGIST
Volume 203, Issue 4, Pages 1036-1040
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Wiley
Online
2014-06-04
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10.1111/nph.12884
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