… community structure and associated biogeochemical transformations. In particular, mats
dominated by ectomycorrhizal fungi … these Leucopaxillus mats host bacterial communities that …

… communities. We hypothesized that, if ectomycorrhizal fungi are dispersal limited, EcM
community … high dispersal capacities, while the communities of older forest patches also comprise …

… , through stress activation of distinct ECM fungal taxa. This … pattern is related to the allelic
configuration of the MAT locus. However, … In order to relate microbial community composition to …

… of ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi and their associated trees on … in the contribution of fungal
communities to ECM effects across … that can support functionally distinct fungal communities. …

… shifts of bacterial communities, we grouped the bacterial PLFA to … Nonetheless, shifts in
bacterial communities were also … distinct fungi, affecting in turn, plant nutrition and C allocation. …

… fungal biomass, compared to AM systems where phages may play a greater role in bacterial
community … techniques to unravel if mycorrhizal systems host distinct viral assemblages with …

… (often named mycosphere, mycorrhizosphere, ectomycorrhizal mat, and fairy ring) influence
both … Studies of bacteria associated with mycorrhizal fungi found increased numbers of T3SS …

… knowledge, for fungi at a continental scale to identify distinct … role in shaping ectomycorrhizal
communities, as suggested … MAT from climate and therefore to know whether a fungus …

… taxa vary depending on the site and soil moisture; and (iii) there are functional aspects to
the differences in ECM fungal communities between distinctive stand types. In addition, we …

… Research covering their community structure on distinct sites shows that the presence of
certain taxa depends on particular stand traits, such as tree species and age structure. …