The process of community assembly in fungal communities is poorly understood and may
have important implications for restoration. However, there is a shortage of data describing …

Biological communities are often structured by environmental factors even at small spatial
scales. Fungi are no exception, though the patterns and mechanisms underlying their …

The distribution and community assembly of above‐and belowground microbial
communities associated with individual plants remain poorly understood, despite its …

Despite much research on forest biodiversity in Fennoscandia, the exact mechanisms of
species declines in dead-wood dependent fungi are still poorly understood. In particular …

Physical disturbance of soil profiles, even at shallow depths, is a ubiquitous consequence of
anthropogenic landscape modification, with short-term impacts on important ecological …

Disturbances are frequent events across the Canadian boreal forest and can affect both
below‐and above‐ground ecosystem processes. How disturbances change below‐ground …

Abstract Information on plant community assembly mechanisms is limited on forest
reclamation sites after mining in the Canadian boreal forest. We assessed the change in …

As the primary decomposers of organic material in terrestrial ecosystems, fungi are critical
agents of the global carbon cycle. Yet our ability to link fungal community composition to …

Abstract Background and Aims Gaining a better understanding of the legacy effects of
logging and forest restoration on soil microbial communities could improve our ability to …

Intensive organic matter removal (OMR) associated with forest harvest has been shown to
significantly affect soil physical, chemical, and biological properties; however, the influence …