F. Martin-Laurent

This study shows that a common mycorrhizal network helps walnut and maize plants share phosphate, improving growth and reducing phosphate deficiency under low phosphate conditions.

This study shows that inoculating walnut rootstocks with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi reduces their need for phosphate fertilization and improves growth and nutrition, with effects varying by rootstock type.

This study shows that labour sharing through gene loss promotes coexistence in atrazine-degrading bacterial consortia, enhancing degradation potential.