Mycorrhizal networks, formed through symbiotic associations between fungi and plant roots, play a critical role in maintaining ecosystem resilience and promoting biodiversity. These networks facilitate resource exchange, enhance plant tolerance to environmental stressors, and support the establishment of plant communities. This study explores the dynamics of mycorrhizal interactions across various ecosystems, examining their impact on soil health, plant growth, and ecological stability. Using a combination of field experiments and molecular techniques, we demonstrate how mycorrhizal networks contribute to nutrient cycling, improve plant resistance to pathogens, and foster cooperation among plant species. Our findings highlight the importance of preserving mycorrhizal diversity as a strategy for ecological conservation and sustainable land management.

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