2023
DOI: 10.1111/nph.18990
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Stable isotope natural abundances of fungal hyphae extracted from the roots of arbuscular mycorrhizal mycoheterotrophs and rhizoctonia‐associated orchids

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“…Together with Gomes et al . (2023), this study provides the first 15 N and 13 C natural abundance stable isotope composition data of fungal pelotons, the typical morphological feature of mycorrhizal fungi in orchid roots (Fig. 1b,c).…”
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confidence: 77%
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“…Together with Gomes et al . (2023), this study provides the first 15 N and 13 C natural abundance stable isotope composition data of fungal pelotons, the typical morphological feature of mycorrhizal fungi in orchid roots (Fig. 1b,c).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Indeed, as hypothesized, enrichment in 13 C of pelotons extracted from A. sandvicensis and E. palustris was similar irrespective of fungal specificity and considerably smaller than ɛ 13 C of pelotons isolated from the forest‐dwelling, ECM‐associated E. leptochila and E. atrorubens . Although pelotons of all investigated orchid species (including Ophrys insectifera and Orchis militaris , Gomes et al ., 2023) displayed by c . 3‰ higher mean ɛ 13 C values than leaves of respective reference plants, the relatively small 13 C enrichment of rhizoctonia pelotons extracted from A. sandvicensis and E. palustris may explain the inconspicuous 13 C enrichment of rhizoctonia‐associated orchids.…”
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