Pinus uncinata is a species frequently growing in the tree line limit of southwestern
European subalpine ecosystems, hosting fungal communities that provide relevant …

Fungal communities are especially relevant in Mediterranean regions, a 'hotspot'of fungal
diversity, and where the value of edible commercial sporocarps may be much higher than …

Understanding factors triggering fungal sporocarp productivity responses to climate at an
individual species level is critical to predicting future species composition and abundance …

The goal of this project was to study how fungal communities in Mediterranean forests
dominated by Pinus pinaster are influenced by different edaphoclimatic conditions …

Holm oak is one of the most abundant tree-forming species in the Mediterranean area,
hosting a great number of fungal species that are fundamental for the functioning of these …

Soil fungi are vital for regulating ecosystem carbon balance and productivity, by driving
processes related to soil carbon and nutrient cycling. The rate and capacity of fungi …

Due to increasing economic interest in forest fungi as important non-wood forest products,
autumn mushrooms from Pinus sylvestris forests of the Spanish Pyrenees were collected for …

The process of fungal community succession in forests is still insufficiently known, especially
in Mediterranean ecosystems. To reveal successional patterns, we studied changes in …

Mushrooms are amongst the most important of non-timber forest products, with growing
economic value in many rural areas of the Mediterranean region. At the same time, the …

Lack of information and difficulty in predicting wild edible sporocarp yields is blocking its
integration in forest management. In the Mediterranean area, this nontimber forest product …