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    • Fungal ecology Journal

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    Dictyostelids from Aerial “canopy Soil” Microhabitats
    Steven L. Stephenson,John C. Landolt
    Fungal Ecology（2011）SCI 2区
    The leaf litter decomposition zone of forest soils is generally considered as the primary microhabitat for dictyostelid cellular slime molds (dictyostelids), but these organisms also occur in other types of soils and are sometimes coprophilous. The occurrence of dictyostelids in ...
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    Untangling Factors That Drive Community Composition of Root Associated Fungal Endophytes of Neotropical Epiphytic Orchids
    Stefania Cevallos,Paulo Herrera,Aminael Sanchez-Rodriguez,Stephane Declerck,Juan Pablo Suarez
    Fungal Ecology（2018）SCI 2区
    In orchids, most of the root-associated fungal endophytes remain undescribed as well as the drivers that affect their interactions with the plants. We characterized root-associated fungal endophytes of coexisting orchids across sites in two areas of montane rainforest in the sout...
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    Fungal Carbon Sources in a Pine Forest: Evidence from a 13C-Labeled Global Change Experiment
    Erik A. Hobbie,Kirsten S. Hofmockel,Linda T. A. Van Diepen,Erik A. Lilleskov,Andrew P. Ouimette,Adrien C. Finzi
    Fungal Ecology（2013）SCI 2区
    We used natural abundance C-13:C-12 (delta C-13) and 8 yr of labeling with C-13-depleted CO2 in a Pinus taeda Free Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE) experiment to investigate carbon sources of saprotrophic fungi, ectomycorrhizal fungi, and fungi of uncertain life history. Sporocarp delta...
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    Do Bark Beetles Facilitate the Establishment of Rot Fungi in Norway Spruce
    Ylva Persson,Katarina Ihrmark,Jan Stenlid
    Fungal Ecology（2011）SCI 2区
    Bark beetles, mycelia and wood were sampled from the vicinity of insect galleries in the bark of Picea abies high stumps of four different age classes in southeastern Sweden. Molecular methods were used for fungal species identification. From 203 samples a total of 21 fungal taxa...
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    Developing a Comprehensive Strategy for Fungal Conservation in Europe: Current Status and Future Needs
    Anders Dahlberg,David R. Genney,Jacob Heilmann-Clausen
    Fungal Ecology（2010）SCI 2区
    We review the state of fungal conservation in Europe. Despite a large public interest in fungi, they are often insufficiently considered in the conservation initiatives of most countries and not adequately heeded in international biodiversity agreements. We attribute this to the ...
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    The Emergence and Coalescence of Fungal Conservation Social Networks in Europe and the U.S.A
    Elizabeth S. Barron
    Fungal Ecology（2011）SCI 2区
    Fungal conservation emerged in the 1980s when mycologists gained considerable insight into fluctuations and trends in fungal populations throughout Europe and the United States of America.Concerns arose over the possible decline of many macrofungi and likely consequences for ecos...
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    Potential Effects of Global Warming on Oilseed Rape Pathogens in Northern Germany
    Magdalena Siebold,Andreas von Tiedemann
    Fungal Ecology（2012）SCI 2区
    This review analyses potential effects of global warming, i.e. higher mean temperatures, on the life cycle of five economically important oilseed rape pathogens in Northern Germany using a meta-analytical approach. First, the currently available but strongly fragmented knowledge ...
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    Molecular Identification and Enzymatic Profiling of Trypodendron (curculionidae: Xyloterini) Ambrosia Beetle-Associated Fungi of the Genus Phialophoropsis (microascales: Ceratocystidaceae)
    Maximilian Lehenberger,Peter H. W. Biedermann,J. Philipp Benz
    Fungal Ecology（2019）SCI 2区
    Ambrosia fungi are a polyphyletic group from currently seven ascomycete and basidiomycete lineages that independently evolved an obligate farming mutualism with wood-boring weevils. One long known, but understudied, association is the mutualism between the scolytine beetle genus ...
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    Root Endophytic Fungi Impact Host Plant Biomass and Respond to Plant Composition at Varying Spatio-Temporal Scales
    Nathan Vannier,Anne-Kristel Bittebiere,Cendrine Mony,Philippe Vandenkoornhuyse
    Fungal Ecology（2020）SCI 2区
    Plant roots are inhabited by a diversity of microorganisms known to be key drivers of plant growth and health. Although the rules governing root microbiota assembly have been investigated and the importance of abiotic determinants highlighted, the consequences of the biotic conte...
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    Asexual and Sexual Developments of Neurospora Crassa on Natural Substrata
    Kwangwon Lee
    Fungal Ecology（2012）SCI 2区
    Concerted efforts by many researchers over a century made Neurospora crassa an attractive fungus to address many biological questions. However, we have a relatively poor knowledge of the organism’s natural habitat and its life history. In an effort to expand our understanding of ...
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    Carbon Cycling Through Plant and Fungal Herbarium Specimens Tracks the Suess Effect over More Than a Century of Environmental Change
    Talia Michaud,Erik Hobbie, Peter Kennedy
    Fungal Ecology（2024）SCI 2区
    Although the anthropogenic decline in atmospheric carbon stable isotope ratios (613C) over the last 150 years (termed the Suess effect) is well-studied, how different terrestrial trophic levels and modes reflect this decline remains unresolved. To evaluate the Suess effect as an ...
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    Factors Influencing Communities of Foliar Fungal Endophytes in Riparian Woody Plants
    Matthew K. Lau,A. Elizabeth Arnold,Nancy Collins Johnson
    Fungal Ecology（2013）SCI 2区
    Riparian areas within a given arid region frequently contain broadly similar plant communities despite substantive geographic separation. Whether they also harbor similar communities of fungal symbionts, or feature assemblages unique to each riparian zone, is unknown. We examined...
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    Forest Soil Yeasts: Decomposition Potential and the Utilization of Carbon Sources
    Tereza Masinova,Andrey Yurkov,Petr Baldrian
    Fungal Ecology（2018）SCI 2区
    Fungi that inhabit forest topsoil can be distinguished into two morphological guilds: filamentous, multicellular fungi and predominantly unicellular yeasts. The nutritional mode of these two groups is expected to differ due to the dependence of yeasts on locally present nutrients...
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    Do Yeasts and Drosophila Interact Just by Chance
    Catrin S. Gunther,Matthew R. Goddard
    Fungal Ecology（2019）SCI 2区
    The fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster and the baker's yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae are classic research model organisms that are also associated in nature, at least around vineyards. Sharing the same ephemeral fruit niche, winged Drosophila feed on immotile yeasts. That a yeast...
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    Back to the Future: Natural History and the Way Forward in Modern Fungal Ecology
    Kabir G. Peay
    Fungal Ecology（2014）SCI 2区
    The growing power and increasing availability of molecular tools for identifying fungi in environmental samples has revolutionized the way that fungal ecologists work. As a result, more people from around the globe have jumped into the fungal community sequencing endeavor. Parado...
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    Contrasting Changes in Palatability Following Senescence of the Lichenized Fungi Lobaria Pulmonaria and L. Scrobiculata
    Johan Asplund,David A. Wardle
    Fungal Ecology（2012）SCI 2区
    Epiphytic lichens can contribute significantly to ecosystem nutrient input because they efficiently accumulate atmospheric mineral nutrients and, in the case of cyanolichens, also fix nitrogen. The rate at which carbon and other nutrients gained by lichens enters the ecosystem is...
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    Fine-Scale Population Dynamics Help to Elucidate Community Assembly Patterns of Epiphytic Lichens in Alpine Forests
    Juri Nascimbene,Sophie Ackermann,Matteo Dainese,Matteo Garbarino,Marco Carrer
    Fungal Ecology（2016）SCI 2区
    We examined the main and interactive effects of factors related to habitat filtering, dispersal dynamics, and biotic interactions, on tree-level population dynamics of a subset of species composing the epiphytic lichen pool in an alpine forest. We tested these processes evaluatin...
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    Does Endophyte Symbiosis Resist Allelopathic Effects of an Invasive Plant in Degraded Grassland
    Gensheng Bao,Kari Saikkonen,Hongsheng Wang,Lianyu Zhou,Shuihong Chen,Chunjie Li,Zhibiao Nan
    Fungal Ecology（2015）SCI 2区
    Allelopathic effects and plant associated systemic endophytic fungi are often thought to play a role in the invasion of exotic plant species. Here, we tested the inhibitory effects of the aqueous extracts of the hemiparasitic weed Pedicularis kansuensis on seed germination and se...
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