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期刊名:Fungal ecology

缩写:FUNGAL ECOL

ISSN:1754-5048

e-ISSN:1878-0083

IF/分区:2.2/Q2

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Ronja M Steinbach,Fouad El Baidouri,Ellysa Vogt et al. Ronja M Steinbach et al.
There is substantial fungal diversity in marine environments where uncharacterized species may play important ecological roles. Malassezia, a genus of yeast generally associated with mammalian skins, is an example of a seemingly abundant ma...
Alexandra Alexiev,Tina Melie,Rachel Martindale et al. Alexandra Alexiev et al.
The amphibian skin pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) has caused an ongoing biodiversity crisis, including in the locally endangered Colorado boreal toad (Anaxyrus boreas boreas). Although researchers have investigated the bacteri...
Johannah E Farner,Erin R Spear,Erin A Mordecai Johannah E Farner
The role of infectious disease in regulating host populations is increasingly recognized, but how environmental conditions affect pathogen communities and infection levels remains poorly understood. Over 3 y, we compared foliar disease burd...
Paige M Hansen,Tatiana A Semenova-Nelsen,William J Platt et al. Paige M Hansen et al.
While the negative effects of infrequent, high-intensity fire on soil fungal abundance are well-understood, it remains unclear how the short-term history of frequent, low-intensity fire in fire-dependent ecosystems impacts abundance, and wh...
Angie M Macias,Paul E Marek,Ember M Morrissey et al. Angie M Macias et al.
Fungivorous millipedes (subterclass Colobognatha) likely represent some of the earliest known mycophagous terrestrial arthropods, yet their fungal partners remain elusive. Here we describe relationships between fungi and the fungivorous mil...
Greg R Boyce,Emile Gluck-Thaler,Jason C Slot et al. Greg R Boyce et al.
Entomopathogenic fungi routinely kill their hosts before releasing infectious spores, but a few species keep insects alive while sporulating, which enhances dispersal. Transcriptomics- and metabolomics-based studies of entomopathogens with ...
Md-Sajedul Islam,Kenneth A Callicott,Charity Mutegi et al. Md-Sajedul Islam et al.
Aspergillus flavus has long been considered to be an asexual species. Although a sexual stage was recently reported for this species from in vitro studies, the amount of recombination ongoing in natural populations and the genetic distance ...
Bettina Scholz,Laure Guillou,Agostina V Marano et al. Bettina Scholz et al.
Living organisms in aquatic ecosystems are almost constantly confronted by pathogens. Nevertheless, very little is known about diseases of marine diatoms, the main primary producers of the oceans. Only a few examples of marine diatoms infec...
Judith Zimmermann,Mary K Musyoki,Georg Cadisch et al. Judith Zimmermann et al.
We studied the effects of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. strigae (Fos), a soil-borne biocontrol agent (BCA) against Striga hermonthica, on total fungal and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal (AMF) taxa in rhizospheres of maize in both clayey and sandy...
Pepijn W Kooij,Michael Poulsen,Morten Schiøtt et al. Pepijn W Kooij et al.
Obligate mutualistic symbioses rely on mechanisms that secure host-symbiont commitments to maximize host benefits and prevent symbiont cheating. Previous studies showed that somatic incompatibilities correlate with neutral-marker-based gene...