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While plants fix atmospheric carbon through photosynthetic leaf stomata, up to 30% of that fixed carbon is immediately transported underground and secreted through root systems into the rhizosphere. This subterranean carbon expenditure is not waste; rather, plants actively trade carbon exudates with mycorrhizal fungi in exchange for limiting soil nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen. In forest ecosystems, these fungal networks link multiple tree species, creating a shared nutrient grid that redistributes resources from nutrient-rich mature trees to shaded seedlings.

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