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These soil organism are symbiotic with the roots of different plants. They attach to the roots and grow as extensions of the roots, which gives more surface area to uptake nutrients and water. These organisms have a choice home, which is charred biomass (biochar). These organisms break down the rock minerals and make them available to the plant.
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