Mycorrhizal fungi help Colombia oaks

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Scientists make game-changing discovery deep within soil in Colombia: 'It doesn't get as hot as before'

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Colombia 's ancient black oaks are some of the oldest on Earth and once flourished in the high-altitude cloud forests in Colombia .

Only five small patches of the ancient oaks remain after centuries of logging and agriculture decimated the population.

Mycorrhizae fungi are known for having a symbiotic relationship with many plant roots, forming an underground network that reaches deep within the soil.

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