Claim · model-written summary
The fungal community of parasitized N. tangutorum more closely resembled C. songaricum than non-parasitized N. tangutorum.
- Taxon
- Nitraria tangutorum
Nitraria tangutorumt0 - Interactor
- C. songaricum
Cynomorium songaricume0parasite - Outcome
- similarities of fungal communitye0
- Direction
- much closere0
- Comparator
- non-parasitized N. tangutorume0
Verbatim
e0“The similarities of fungal community in parasitized N. tangutorum was much closer to C. songaricum than to the non-parasitized N. tangutorum.”
t0“Nitraria tangutorum”
Title
Jin-Long Cui; Vinod Vijayakumar; Gang Zhang Frontiers in Microbiology 2018. doi:10.3389/fmicb.2018.00666
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Mechanism Endophytic fungi may move between Cynomorium songaricum and its host Nitraria tangutorum through their vascular connection.
- Observation Fungal composition similarity was higher between C. songaricum and parasitized N. tangutorum than between C. songaricum and non-parasitized hosts.
- Association Endophytic fungal composition increased as C. songaricum developed from sprouting to above ground emergence.
- Mechanism Endophytic fungal composition subsequently decreased, possibly because fungi recognized and responded to the host.
- Observation Shared fungal OTUs increased across interactions involving C. songaricum and parasitized and non-parasitized N. tangutorum.
- Intervention effect Fusarium isolates promoted C. songaricum seed germination.
Cynomorium