The roots of most terrestrial plants are colonized by mycorrhizal fungi. They play a key role in
terrestrial environments influencing soil structure and ecosystem functionality. Around them …

A large proportion of the genetic diversity on Earth is represented by fungi. The true
magnitude of fungal diversity has only recently been appreciated thanks to next-generation …

Mycorrhizal fungi interact symbiotically with the roots of about 90% of land plants forming
different types of mycorrhiza. The total number of soil fungi involved in this symbiosis is still …

This review focuses on mycorrhizas, which are associations between fungi and the roots of
90% of terrestrial plants. These are the most common symbioses in the world; they involve …

Microbe-microbe interactions are crucial to understand the dynamic processes characteristic
of rhizosphere establishment and maintenance and affecting plant growth and health …

Mycorrhizas are widespread symbiotic associations established between the roots of the
majority of land plants, and a heterogeneous group of beneficial fungi belonging to diverse …

This Mycorrhiza issue groups topical papers based on presentations and discussions at the
Mycorrhizal Microbiomes session at 9th International Conference on Mycorrhiza, Prague …

Within the rhizosphere, which hosts a large and diverse community of prokaryotic and
eukaryotic microbes that compete and interact with each other and with plant roots …

Ectomycorrhiza represents a symbiotic structure made between tree roots and filamentous
hyphae. This new organ results from a favourable interaction between plant and microbes …

Ectomycorrhizas, the dominating mycorrhizal symbiosis in boreal, temperate and some
tropical forests, are formed by 5000–6000 species of the asco-and basidiomycetes. This …