… the maintenance of diversity of ectomycorrhizal fungi in small sites occupied by single host
tree species. The reader should not expect a complete explanation for diversity. Instead, this …

… On the other hand, Sell reported that the Cd concentration were enhanced in Populus
canadensis when associated with an ectomycorrhizal fungal species (Paxillus involutus), however…

… 25 of the sporocarp-producing species. These 12 species accounted for an average of 74%
of … of the belowground ectomycorrhizal community was accounted for by species that did not …

… Coniferous forests with diverse ectomycorrhizal fungus (EMF… We compared EMF species
distribution and diversity along a … understory were sampled and EMF species were identified by …

… of ECM fungi. The inherent structure of most ECM communities, with a few common species
and a large number of rare species, severely limits our ability to accurately assess species …

… In this paper we have retrieved studies providing evidence for the ECM habit of fungal
species and for the identification of the mycobiont(s) in specific ECM associations, using …

… found to be more diverse and more active in … diversity was also high and two thirds of the
species were present in the A1 horizon, where the fine roots were most abundant. The species …

… Site-level species richness and the average number of species per sample were used as …
of diversity. We did not attempt to extrapolate or rarefy EcM fungal diversity because species …

… host species in maintaining ectomycorrhizal fungus diversity, especially fungi with restricted
host range, and the strong potential for fungal linkages between trees in forest ecosystems. …

… infected by each species as diversity is increased … fungi becomes increasingly difficult at
higher levels of biodiversity and this confounds attempts to distinguish biodiversity and species …