Fungal endophyte Epichloë poae shows a 50% decrease in mycelium growth rate with host plant age and successive generations in vitro.
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Epichloë endophytes reconfigure bacterial networks in Achnatherum inebrians, enriching Pseudomonas and promoting plant growth, forage quality, and nutritional value.
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Fungal endophytes produce alkaloids that alleviate the growth-defense trade-off in plants, with AR37 strains increasing alkaloid levels and plant resistance.
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