Three helmet-orchid species share abundant fungi of Serendipitaceae regardless of altitude.
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Spatial genetic patterns of a long-lived tree species: the case of Pinus leiophylla in a human-altered landscape of central Mexico.
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First evidence of nitrogen fixation associated with bryophytes from coastal Wabanaki–Acadian forests.
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