… mycorrhizal mycelia in models of biogeochemical cycles, which will enable us to better describe
the C cycle in forests. … process in C sequestration of forest soils. We also include aspects …

… such basic parameters as variations in mycelial production, standing biomass and turnover
… variations in forest soils is limited. Presently, the production of EMM by ectomycorrhizal (EM) …

… In root-free soil, there should be respiratory activity by the extramatrical ECM mycelium,
extramatrical ericoid mycorrhizal mycelium, saprophytic fungi, bacteria and other soil organisms. …

… (ECM) fungi are potentially extensive in soil and receive significant allocations of plant-…
sink in many forest soils. ECM root tips and rhizomorphs may persist in soil for many months, but …

… EcM mycelia or mycorrhizal root tips, even when the forest … extent, EcM mycelial production
in the forest with poor foliage P … by ectomycorrhiza of P-containing minerals such as apatite. …

… production of actively growing ectomycorrhizal (EM) mycelia were studied over the rotation
… The EM mycelia were collected using ingrowth mesh bags incubated in the forest soil during …

… The production of EM mycelia is probably more sensitive to N … mycelia covaried with
increased nitrate leaching, suggesting that EM mycelia possibly play an important role in forest soil …

… For those ECM fungi that produce epigeous fruiting bodies, their presence has been used
to infer the distribution of mycelia of the fungi in forest soils. This method centres on analysis of …

… of forest trees. Solubilisation of inorganic P (P i ) and hydrolysis of organic P by ECM fungi in
soil occurs largely at the growing mycelial … of P in ECM mycelia in soil and P transfer to the …

… EM fungal communities in soil. Ectomycorrhizal (EM) fungi are major components of the
soil fungal community in most boreal and temperate forests and several (sub)tropical forests. …