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Resilience of Fungal Communities to Elevated CO2
Microbial Ecology, 2016Soil filamentous fungi play a prominent role in regulating ecosystem functioning in terrestrial ecosystems. This necessitates understanding their responses to climate change drivers in order to predict how nutrient cycling and ecosystem services will be influenced in the future.
Veresoglou, Stavros D. +4 more
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2021
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Pilze und deren Produkte sind tägliche Begleiter unseres Lebens, ob als Pflanzenschädlinge auf unseren Feldern oder Produzenten von hochwirksamen Antibiotika. Durch die Produktion von Enzymen und Sekundärstoffen machen oder veredeln Pilze unser Essen, unsere Getränke, unsere Medizin und auch modernste Biotreibstoffe.
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Structure of Fungal Communities
1995Saprophytic fungi have evolved to exploit every possible habitat on earth, wherever degradable organic matter exists. Fungi occupy terrestrial and aquatic environments (both marine and freshwater) in tropical, temperate and polar regions. There are fungi characteristic of forests, pastures, heaths and bogs, and within these habitats fungi form distinct
Neville J. Dix, John Webster
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1991
Phylloplane fungal communities are dynamic in time and space. The patterns of spatial and temporal change in the complement of microbes on the plant surface reflect successive balances among the population processes of immigration (arrival of propagules), emigration (physical loss or removal of propagules), growth (increase in biomass or number of ...
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Phylloplane fungal communities are dynamic in time and space. The patterns of spatial and temporal change in the complement of microbes on the plant surface reflect successive balances among the population processes of immigration (arrival of propagules), emigration (physical loss or removal of propagules), growth (increase in biomass or number of ...
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Atrazine dependence in cultivated fungal communities
Folia MicrobiologicaThe isolation and study of fungi within specific contexts yield valuable insights into the intricate relationships between fungi and ecosystems. Unlike culture-independent approaches, cultivation methods are advantageous in this context because they provide standardized replicates, specific species isolation, and easy sampling.
Gessyca Fernanda da Silva +4 more
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Fungal Communities in the Decay of Wood
1988Nowhere, we believe, can the presence of fungal communities, their structure, dynamics, and diversity, be more explicit and susceptible to direct analysis than in decaying wood. In consequence, wood provides an excellent venue, both for the study of community interactions, and for the development of a conceptual framework within which they can be ...
A. D. M. Rayner, Lynne Boddy
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Community-Acquired Fungal Diseases
2002The endemic mycoses--histoplasmosis, blastomycosis, and coccidioidomycosis-pose a common problem in the differential diagnosis of the atypical pneumonia syndrome. Careful exposure-and-travel history frequently serves as a strong clue to aid diagnosis. Careful interpretation of serologic data may be useful but seldom timely.
George A. Sarosi, Scott F. Dauvies
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Soil Microbe and Fungal Communities
This book explores the nexus between ecological research and restoration through the long-term Mulligans Flat – Goorooyarroo Woodland Experiment. It synthesises 20 years of collaboration between researchers, government decision-makers, and conservation practitioners, offering valuable insights into the challenges, successes, and best practices of ...Kelly Hamonts +5 more
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