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Editorial discusses how changing phosphate levels shift plant-fungal interactions from mutualism to competition.
associations. Under phosphate-limited conditions, reciprocal nutrient and carbon exchange 93 supports a mutualistic interaction, tightly by salicylic acid signaling that restrains 94 proliferation. In contrast, phosphate sufficiency disrupts this balance, diminishing benefits to 95 the host and shifting the interaction toward competition.
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