… ing with mutualistic interactions between non-mycorrhizal root-colonising endophytic fungi
… , far from all of the interactions with fungal root endophytes are beneficial for both partners. …

… (mutualism, commensalism, parasitism) of endophytic fungi. A list of hosts, number of species
isolated, names of dominant endophytes … Symbioses of roots and fungi have existed since …

… It seems that the mutualistic interaction in roots depends on the endophyte species or
strain … Studies to test if root endophytes can protect host tree roots against pathogens are …

… of endophytic strains for tree-based phytoremediation of metal-contaminated sites. … endophyte
of poplar roots, as demonstrated by the presence of hyphae and microsclerotia within root …

… endophyte. RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) analysis showed that AC loss induced the upregulation
of genes related to root … the underlying mechanisms of mutualism with vascular plants in …

… colonization by the root endophytes and mycorrhizal fungi in various habitats. The rare
studies that estimate the root colonization by both mycorrhizal and endophytic fungi indicate that …

… trees per run, from which the first 5,000 trees of each run were discarded (burn in). The
remaining 15,000 trees … used to compute a majority rule consensus tree to get estimates for the …

… in the current study are characteristic of biotrophic [33] or mutualistic [57], rather than … ], and
biotrophic fungi (including biotrophic mutualists such as the mycorrhizal fungi) exhibit greater …

… mediated plant herbivore interactions were the primary motivation of research, and
horizontally transmitted tree endophytes were described as “inducible mutualists” whilst vertically …

… In some tree species, associations with these endophytes may mimic ectomycorrhizas or …
is a continuum along a gradient from mutualism to commensalism to parasitism, depending on …