2023
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2023.1191904
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Endophytic infection increases the belowground over-yielding effects of the host grass community mainly by increasing the complementary effects

Abstract: IntroductionIncreases in plant species diversity may increase the community diversity effect and produce community over-yielding. Epichloë endophytes, as symbiotic microorganisms, are also capable of regulating plant communities, but their effects on community diversity effects are often overlooked.MethodsIn this experiment, we investigated the effects of endophytes on the diversity effects of host plant community biomass by constructing artificial communities with 1-species monocultures and 2- and 4-species m… Show more

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