Other key components in the forest system are plant-microbe-soil nutrient interactions, which play major roles in carbon cycling and plant photosynthetic response to increased atmospheric CO2 and warming . Phosphorus is generally a limiting factor in tropical forest soils, though this may be species-specific . Mycorrhizal fungi  play major roles in water acquisition of host plant and their responses to drought in dry tropical forest  as well as in the capture and transfer of nutrients, especially nitrogen , to host plants. Climate change factors can thus be expected to alter the nature of soil-plant interactions with consequences for the species composition and biodiversity of tropical ecosystems 
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