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The Role of Parasites in Plant Populations and Communitiesf increased mortality, reduced fecundity and lowered competitive ability. Agricultural experience has underlined the debilitating effects that parasitic plants, nematodes, fungi, bacteria and viruses may have on host plants, but this provides little guide to their importance in the far more diverse

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Plant-Microbe Mutualisms and Community Structurerm rather than the exception. Thus, for example, 90% of the world’s land plants are known to belong to families in which mutualistic associations with fungi occur routinely to form mycorrhizas (Trappe 1987), three major types of which (vesicular-arbuscular, ecto- and ericoid) are recognised. Major s

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The Evolution of Interactions and Diversity in Plant-Insect Systems: The , Food Web in Galls on Palegeneral consensus that functional groups such as guilds, plantherbivore systems, or other food webs are an important aspect in the study of biodiversity. However, our understanding of the driving forces in the evolution of functional groups is still fragmentary and the discussion therefore often con

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