… root exudates and that the role of fungi in the rhizosphere is mostly limited to plant-associated
taxa, such as mycorrhizal fungi, pathogens and endophytes, … most of the root-derived 13 C …

… patterns of the root endophytes and leaf endophytes of Potentilla fruticosa var. … endophytes
of Potentilla fruticosa var. albicans in GTZ (c), MR (f), and AM (i) when using root endophytes …

… features that hinder primary succession and slow down the … would be observed between root
endophytes and the external … ) on plants to recruit specific root endophytes to help attenuate …

… Considering the rapid changes in vegetation composition in the early stages of succession,
… The slope ranged from 0 to 27, and the bare rock rate ranged from 25 to 45%. After farming …

… roots with fungal assemblages that impact their abundance and productivity. Non-mycorrhizal
endophytes … Using a selection of 128 root-endophytic strains, we defined functional groups …

… and had similar ecological characters (exposure, slope and type of vegetation) and cultural
… fungal endophyte succession, and more research is required to confirm those hypotheses. …

… to understand succession in … ) in a gradient from dense biomass to sparse biomass cultures
their hyphal diameters would be thicker when presenting a dense biomass and (ii) a gradient …

… collected along an ecosystem gradient. Currently, Douglas-fir’… extramatrical hyphae, fungal
endophytes are more variable in … to be fungal endophytes: (i) root endophytes, including DSE …

… We expected that ECM, root endophytic and plant pathogenic fungi would have a higher
proportional richness in Dryas and in Salix patches and not in bare ground due to the biotic …

… early stages of succession of the root microbiome. In comparison, variation in abundance
of Agrobacterium was moderate and their dominance increased at later stages of succession. …