Topological Reinforcement of Rhizosphere Microbial Networks Facilitates the Invasive Superiority of Spartina anglica

Short summary

Spartina anglica, an invasive plant, maintains its dominance in coastal salt marshes by adaptively reinforcing its rhizosphere microbial network topology, increasing density and connectivity in high-stress environments, unlike the native S. maritima which shows reduced network stability.

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