Coolia 47(4) - Nederlandse Mycologische Vereniging

koolstofvoorziening door de mycorrhizaschimmels verzorgd (of liever via de schimmel aan
een boom onttrokken), maar ook blijkt de stikstofvoorziening tussen de 50 en 100% via de
schimmel te verlopen.
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