… to assess the influence of phenology and morphology of fungal fruit bodies and their site …
that either most phenological shifts are recent and similar in duration across Europe, or …

… fungi, like many other organismal groups, show signs of warming-induced, upward altitudinal
shifts … what have been observed earlier in fungal phenology studies [37], and underlines …

… wild mushrooms is an important part of Central European diets … In view of climate change,
this protein source may become … Europe is rich in various types of mushrooms that grow both …

… Changes in the productivity and phenology of fungal fruit … a stronger shift in the fruiting
patterns of high-altitude fungi may … for other mountainous regions of Europe. Nevertheless, some …

… In addition, mycorrhizal fungi play a key role in phenological … plant phenology mainly by
affecting the start of the growing … phenological events, we found that the response of growing …

… Changes in the productivity and phenology of fungal fruit … a stronger shift in the fruiting
patterns of high-altitude fungi may … for other mountainous regions of Europe. Nevertheless, some …

… , warming-induced shifts toward earlier germination in pine seedlings increased recruitment
when seedlings had more time to grow … as those between mycorrhizal fungi and plants have …

… species richness as the species richness of fruiting mushrooms and not all of the fungi
present on plots. This aspect requires further research with the use of molecular techniques, …

… in the middle of the growing season without much shifts in their phenology (a, b). … phenological
responses among different groups of organisms indicate warming-induced phenological …

… frequently growing in the tree line limit of southwestern European … These factors affect the
fruiting phenology and entail … a high interannual variation in mushroom fruiting, remarking the …