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Root-zone modelling frameworks identify this managed ecological interface as a predictor of pine seedling quality
Containerised forest nurseries increasingly supply planting stock for reforestation and plantation establishment, yet root-zone mycobiome assembly and functional importance during nursery production remain poorly integrated into assessments of seedling quality. We used operational radiata pine nurse
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