Ectomycorrhizal fungi on the early colonizing shrub Sarcolaena oblongifolia F. facilitate the establishment of an endemic tree Uapaca bojeri L. in Madagascarian highland forests

H. Ramanankierana; R. Baohanta; H. Randriambanona; Y Prin; N. Rakotoarimanga; E. Baudoin; Jean Thioulouse; A. Galiana; M. Lebrun; B. Dreyfus; R. Duponnois

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Ectomycorrhizal fungi on the early colonizing shrub Sarcolaena oblongifolia F. facilitate the establishment of an endemic tree Uapaca bojeri L. in Madagascarian highland forests

H. Ramanankierana R. Baohanta H. Randriambanona Y Prin N. Rakotoarimanga E. Baudoin Jean Thioulouse ¹ A. Galiana M. Lebrun B. Dreyfus R. Duponnois

1 Ecologie quantitative et évolutive des communautés

Département écologie évolutive [LBBE]

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Ectomycorrhizal fungi on the early colonizing shrub Sarcolaena oblongifolia F. facilitate the establishment of an endemic tree Uapaca bojeri L. in Madagascarian highland forests

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Ectomycorrhizal fungi on the early colonizing shrub Sarcolaena oblongifolia F. facilitate the establishment of an endemic tree Uapaca bojeri L. in Madagascarian highland forests

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