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Table 1.

Detection rates of fungi isolated from C. barbinervis roots.

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Fig 1.

Root fungal endophyte inoculation increased C. barbinervis seedling growth in the inoculation test.

Seedlings were grown for 40 days in sterilized heavy-metal-polluted soil. Scale bar represents 10 mm.

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Table 2.

Seedling growth parameters after the inoculation test.

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Fig 2.

Nutrient element concentrations in C. barbinervis seedlings in the inoculation test.

(a) Concentrations in aboveground parts, and (b) concentrations in roots. Different letters indicate a statistically significant difference among treatments in ANOVA comparisons and the post-hoc Tukey HSD at P < 0.05. Error bars represent ± SE.

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Fig 3.

Heavy-metal concentrations in C. barbinervis seedlings in the inoculation test.

(a) Concentrations in aboveground parts, and (b) concentrations in roots. Different letters indicate a statistically significant difference among treatments in ANOVA comparisons and the post-hoc Tukey HSD at P < 0.05. Error bars represent ± SE.

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Table 3.

Transfer factors (ratios of root concentration to soil concentration) of heavy metals in the inoculation test.

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