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Soil Age; The Main Driver Of Plant And Fungal Adaptations Part II

August 16, 2017 Philip Pinzone
The forest floor is heavily influenced by time

The forest floor is heavily influenced by time

Using empirical evidence, this post revisits the ecological concepts associated with soil age.

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In Ecology, Evolution, mutualists, Mycorrhizae Tags Forest floor, Forest Floor Narrative, Biology, ecology, ectomycorrhizae, AMF, ECM, Mycology, Mycorrhizae, Nature, fungi, fungus, soil, soil bacteria, soil age, soil nutrients, Ecosystems, Acacia rostellifera, Melaleuca systena, Fungal Adaptations, Plant Adaptations, Adaptations, Species Adaptations, species distribution, species interactions

Orchids and their mycorrhizal fungi

August 9, 2017 Philip Pinzone
Encyclia cordigera an orchid found in Costa Rica. 

Encyclia cordigera an orchid found in Costa Rica. 

Orchids are the most diverse plant family that has evolved on Earth. Their relationship with fungi is as interesting, as it is diverse. 

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In Ecology, Evolution, Mutualism, Mycology, Mycorrhizae, parasites Tags Forest Floor Narrative, Forest floor, Orchids, Orchid, Orchidaceae, mutualist, parasite, parasites, Orchid Mycorrhizae, OMF, Mycorrhizae, Mycology, Biology, Botany, Plant, Plant ecology, Fungal Ecology, Encyclia cordigera, Costa Rica, Ernst Haeckel, Orchid diversity, plant diversity, niche, niche width, mycoheterotrophic, mycoheterotroph, Fungal pelotons, Goodyera pubescens, downy rattlesnake plantain, Climate change, anthropogenic, anthropocene, Nature, Southern Appalachia, Appalachia

Non-native mammals and fungi cause invasional meltdown in New Zealand

July 24, 2017 Philip Pinzone
An ectomycorrhizal species of Amanita.

An ectomycorrhizal species of Amanita.

Find out what invasional meltdowns are, and how diverse species interaction facilitate invasive biota. 

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In Ecology, Facilitation, Dispersal, Invasive species, Mutualism, Mycorrhizae Tags Forest Floor Narrative, Forest floor, FFN, invasive species, invasional meltdown, New Zealand, non-native, fungi, Mycorrhizae, species interactions, ectomycorrhizal fungi, mammals, Cervus elaphus, Trichosurus vulpecula, dispersal, Rhizopogon, Suillus, fungal mutualists, ecology, native fungi, Biology, Nature, Mycology, Pinus contorta, tripartite interaction, facilitation

Fungi Friday; Lactifluus volemus

July 14, 2017 Philip Pinzone
Lactifluus volemus found in the southern Appalachia 

Lactifluus volemus found in the southern Appalachia 

Happy FUNGI FRIDAY!!

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In Fungi Friday, Mycorrhizae Tags Fungi Friday, FFN, Forest Floor Narrative, Mycology, Mushrooms, ecology, Biology, Nature, Mycorrhizae, Southern Appalachia

Soil age as the main driver of plant and fungal adaptations

July 6, 2017 Philip Pinzone
Lambers et al. 2008

Lambers et al. 2008

Soil age drives diverse adaptations in plant nutrient acquisition. Find out how plants cope with living in the most nutrient poor soils. Understand how fungal diversity can be influenced by soil age. 

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In Ecology, Evolution, Mycorrhizae Tags FFN, Forest Floor Narrative, Forest floor, Mycorrhizae, ecosystem, soil, soil age, adaptation, evolution, plant, plants, Fungi, fungus, Mycology, Biology, ecology, Botany
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