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Effects of AMF on crops and soils Representative citations Increased nutrient access by physically and enzymatically expanding the rhizosphere [2−5] Increased water use efficiency [6−8] Increased stress resistance to drought, salinity and phytotoxic metals [9−11] Increased resistance to competition from non-crops (weeds) [12−15] Increased soil carbon sequestration [6,16,17] Increased soil aggregate formation and reduced soil erosion [18,19] Reduced soil nutrient losses in liquid and gas phases [3,20−22] Reduced sensitivity to plant pathogens [23−28] Reduced sensitivity to herbivory [29−31] Table 1. Potential effects of AMF on crop nutrition, resilience, stress tolerance, and soil properties.
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