… We could not use metagenomics since high bacterial ribosomal copy numbers largely prevents
… geophilum were indicators of fast needleleaf tree growth, while a distinctive Cenococcum …

… ECM root tips formed by the ascomycete Cenococcum geophilum were sequenced just
once and successively designated without sequencing thanks to their unique morphological …

The interaction of pathogens with their hosts creates strong reciprocal selection pressures.
Pathogens often deploy an arsenal of small proteins called effectors that manipulate the plant …

… Since Cenococcum geophilum sclerotia grains are composed of approximately 50% carbon
and some found in forest soils are approximately 0.5–5 mm in diameter and have a mass as …

Poplar is a short‐rotation woody crop frequently studied for its significance as a sustainable
bioenergy source. The successful establishment of a poplar plantation partially depends on …

… rate may lead to variation in fungal biomass production in ECM relative to AM forests.
Moreover, melanized cell walls in ECM species such as Cenococcum geophilum are resistant to …

… with Cenococcum geophilum. Nevertheless, diversity studies must include other identification
tools, since similar external morphological characteristics have been associated with more …

… change in ploidy or chromosome number. Several fungi tend to carry unequal numbers of
chromosome copies … Unequal chromosome copy numbers are generally created by defects in …

… Cenococcum geophilum, which is a widespread fungus and known for its tolerance to
drought (82), produces short- and medium-distance hyphae, while the hyphae of Amanita (medium…

… , an opportunistic pathogen, and Cenococcum geophilum, an ectomycorrhizal species, had
… Other lifestyles in our study group included mycorrhizal (Cenococcum geophilum), human …