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Hynson et_al, 2009; Preiss et_al, 2010). Stable isotope natural abundance analysis is a useful approach to the study of mycoheterotrophic nutrient pathways (e_g, Gebauer and Meyer, 2003; Trudell et_al, 2003; OguraTsujita et_al, 2009). Recently many green photosynthetic plants have been shown to supplement photosynthetic carbon with fungal carbon, and are termed partially mycoheterotrophic (Gebauer and Meyer, 2003) or mixotrophic (e_g, Selosse and Roy, 2008; Hynson et_al, 2009; Merckx et_al, 2010; Selosse and Martos, 2014). Nearly all orchids continue to associate with mycorrhizal fungi, and largely autotrophic orchids can be partially mycoheterotrophic (e_g, Gebauer and . . .
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