Once thought to be mycorrhizal, find out how this species acquires the sugars it needs to fruit.
Read more#FungiFriday Boletinellus merulioides
Boletinellus merulioides. Photo by Richard and Danielle Kneal.
Urban erosion of mycorrhizae
Learn what researchers found out about how communities shift with human devolvement. Discover how fungal communities change with urbanization.
Read moreSoil age as the main driver of plant and fungal adaptations
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.
Read moreLatitudinal gradient alters fungal diversity, a pattern contrary to what you might predict
A single summer hikes yield in a temperate ecosystem around Skaneateles lake in NY.
Find out how new research suggests that fungi don’t follow the normal latitudinal trend. Learn what species interactions drive this novel fungal pattern.
Read moreThe remarkable evolutionary history of a gilled bolete
Phylloporus rhodoxanthus - the gilled bolete.
I give to you the Gilled bolete; a gilled mushroom that isn’t truly a gilled mushroom.
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