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13.09.2023На каком языке издана
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1424-2818.Область исследования
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This review analyzes the diversity and distribution of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in grasslands and cattle-grazing ecosystems of Argentina and Brazil. The authors examine published studies to assess the role of AMF in sustainable agriculture, soil health, and ecosystem functioning. The review highlights the importance of AMF as environmentally friendly biofertilizers that support plant growth and biodiversity. The findings indicate that soil pH is a major factor influencing AMF diversity, with grasslands predominantly hosting members of the Glomeraceae family, while pastures are characterized mainly by Acaulosporaceae. Brazilian ecosystems exhibited substantially greater AMF richness than those of Argentina.DOI
10.3390/d15091006Тип публикаций
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The review provides valuable information for sustainable pasture management, agroecology, and livestock production. Understanding the diversity and distribution of AMF can help farmers and land managers improve soil fertility, enhance forage productivity, reduce dependence on chemical fertilizers, and promote ecosystem resilience. The findings support the use of native mycorrhizal fungi as biological tools for sustainable agricultural practices and biodiversity conservation in grassland and pasture ecosystems.Квартиль
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2.1Количество цитирований
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diversity-15-01006-v3.pdf