For Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes
| ID | Title | Section/Topic | Authors | Keywords |
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| 314 | Co-evolution of plant-fungal interactions
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Biodiversity
plant-microbe interaction |
| 107 | Conclusions: Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes | Tuininga, Amy. | Symbiosis
co-evolution
mycorrhizas
ecosystem function |
| 297 | Dispersal, functional traits & phylogenetics in ectomycorrhizal community assembly
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dispersal
phylogenetics
community assembly
Point Reyes
Bishop pine
habitat filtering |
| 882 | Ecological and evolutionary implications of plant-fungal interactions at the intraspecific level
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local adaptation
plant-fungal interactions |
| 733 | Evolutionary perspectives on the origins of endophytic fungi
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Endolichenic fungi |
| 893 | Phylogenetic signal in functional diversity and community assembly of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes | Parrent, Jeri L.; Maherali, Hafiz; Powell, Jeff R.; Klironomos, John N.. | mutualism
arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
community assembly
phylogenetic structure
trait conservation |
| 211 | Specificity in mycorrhizal symbioses
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liverwort
myco-heterotrophy
mycorrhizas
orchid |
| 1081 | Symposia summary abstract
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes | Comas, Louise. | plant-fungal interactions
Symbiosis
mutualism
co-evolution
mycorrhizas
ecosystem function |
| 521 | “Epidemic” growth of mycorrhizal fungi in the face of nitrogen deposition?
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nitrogen deposition |
