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Signaling peptides at the crossroad of root endosymbioses
In the heterogeneous and fluctuating environments in which plants grow, they must efficiently acquire essential nutrients to sustain growth and development. Root endosymbioses, including dinitrogen (N 2 )-fixing nodulation and arbuscular mycorrhization, enable plants to cope with limitations of soil
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