… Here, we studied 25 years of primary succession by analyzing the development of species
richness and vegetation cover on vegetated and bare ground plots on the two successional …

… We analysed the EcM communities associated with willows in a glacier valley by combining
molecular … Our results demonstrate that in a sub-alpine hybrid zone with heterogeneous …

… To test our hypotheses, we selected alpine bistort Bistorta vivipara (L.) Delarbre (… The
localities represent different habitats: glacier forefronts (Renardbreen and Hørbyebreen), soil …

… Polygonum viviparum; Polygonaceae) with a disjoint arctic and alpine distribution across …
, mainly ECM trees, suggesting that unspecific mycobionts are able to colonise B. vivipara …

… Thus, in our study, Carex pediformis and Polygonum divaricatum in … viviparum had obvious
spatial structure on a single root … Alpine meadows are distributed in the alpine belt more than …

Landscapes of the northern part of the Bolshoi Paipudynskii Ridge (the Polar Urals) served
as a key site to study the taxonomic diversity of soils on calcareous rocks as related to both …

… Alpine ecosystems, and more specifically alpine plant and … of comprehensive community
datasets for alpine ECM fungi. … data for alpine ECM fungi, ideally as comparable to alpine plant …

… from the alpine zone or similar habitats from the temperate zone. The boreal and alpine
zones had many common species: nearly all boreal species grew in the alpine zone with dwarf …

… It is mainly distributed in alpine or subalpine meadows at an altitude of 1200–5100 m in
Asia, Europe, and America [2,3]. Early studies have shown that changes in altitude can …

… Polygonum viviparum mycobionts on an alpine primary successional glacier forefront. …
Mycobionts of Salix herbacea on a glacier forefront in the Austrian Alps. Mycorrhiza 2008, 18…