… fungi—the two major kingdoms in soil—the mechanisms of their competition for these and
other resources… , and the global change impacts on this competition. The normalized microbial …

… competition are the main focus of this paper and are discussed separately below, largely
drawing on wood decay fungi for … growing through soil, hence preventing other fungi from using …

… soil fungal resources and where the fungi living in close association with plant roots constitute
the manageable resource (… by their fungal endophytes [49] including competition for niche …

… richness until competition for mineral nutrients leads to declining fungal richness (solid
line; … whether variation in soil process rates correlated with fungal richness and fungal β-diversity, …

… , including resource availability. We show that invertebrate grazers can exert selective
pressures on fungal decomposer communities in soil, reversing the outcomes of competitive …

… In this study, the effects of AMF species richness and soil conditions on competitive
interactions between a grass (Lolium multiflorum Lam.) and a legume (Trifolium pratense L.) were …

… the fungal partners not as mere extensions of the plant. The suggestion that AM fungi may act
to share resources … N and/or P acquired by the fungus from soil is partitioned among hosts. …

… Given that plant traits, soil nutrient conditions and probably mycorrhizal fungal traits are all
factors determining the degree of mycorrhizal response of plant species, future studies should …

… substratum (sterilized forest soil), or a single-resource … with five common species of soil fungi
in all possible combinations (… Competitive or synergistic interactions between fungal species …

… Furthermore, the use of fungicide in PSF research can be an important experimental tool,
especially in the field, as soil fungi arguably constitute one of the most important groups of …