This study examines the critical role of mycorrhizal networks in maintaining forest ecosystem stability and promoting biodiversity. Utilizing a combination of field studies and controlled experiments, we analyze how these underground fungal networks facilitate nutrient exchange between trees and impact forest resilience to environmental changes. Our findings suggest that mycorrhizal associations are pivotal in carbon sequestration and nutrient cycling, highlighting their importance in ecosystem management and conservation strategies.

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