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Unraveling AM Fungal-Soil Interactions in Wine Grapes: Effects of Soil Properties, Phenology, and Management Practices in Vineyards of the Western USA
Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi are well-known microbial symbionts that support nutrient and water uptake, soil structure, and ecosystem resilience. Although research across diverse cropping systems has advanced our understanding of AM fungi, their dynamics across environmental gradients, phenolog
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