Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi account for the phosphorus-facilitation strategy of Hibbertia racemosa (Dilleniaceae) but not H. hypericoides in severely phosphorus-impoverished environments: coordination of root and leaf economic traits and defence metabolites

Date made available	Mar 2026
Publisher	The University of Western Australia

• DOI

  10.26182/3qhj-dt64

Projects

• 3 Finished

• My Grant - RSWA John Glover Research Support Grants

  Chen, L. (Investigator 01)

  Royal Society of Western Australia

  1/01/25 → 31/12/25

  Project: Research

• Maintenance of high plant species diversity by oomycete pathogens and mycorrhizal fungi in phosphorus-impoverished ecosystems

  Lambers, H. (Investigator 01), Ranathunge, K. (Investigator 02) & Burgess, T. (Investigator 03)

  ARC Australian Research Council

  4/07/22 → 27/06/25

  Project: Research

• Facilitation of high leaf phosphorus-use efficiency by nitrate restraint

  Lambers, H. (Investigator 01), Finnegan, P. (Investigator 02) & Dassanayake, M. (Investigator 03)

  ARC Australian Research Council

  1/07/20 → 1/07/24

  Project: Research

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Chen, L. (Creator), Zhang, Z. (Creator) (Mar 2026). Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi account for the phosphorus-facilitation strategy of Hibbertia racemosa (Dilleniaceae) but not H. hypericoides in severely phosphorus-impoverished environments: coordination of root and leaf economic traits and defence metabolites. The University of Western Australia. 10.26182/3qhj-dt64