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defensive mutualism: a standalone construct

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Mycology

fungal endophytes protect host grasses against herbivores, chiefly through alkaloids, in exchange for host resources.

In mycology, defensive mutualism refers to fungal endophytes protect host grasses against herbivores, chiefly through alkaloids, in exchange for host resources. This meaning comes from Clay (1988) in Ecology.[1]

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References

Clay, K. (1988). Fungal Endophytes of Grasses: A Defensive Mutualism between Plants and Fungi. Ecology, 69(1), 10-16. https://doi.org/10.2307/1943155

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