Fire is an inherently evolutionary process, even though much more emphasis has been
given to ecological responses of plants and their associated communities to fire. Here, we …

Wildfires in the western US are increasing in frequency, size, and severity. These
disturbances alter soil microbiome structure and function, with greater fire severity leading to …

With climate warming and drying, fire activity is increasing in Cajander larch (Larix cajanderi
Mayr.) forests underlain by continuous permafrost in northeastern Siberia, and initial post …

The impacts of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) additions on root-associated fungi (RAF) of
mixed roots in forest soils remain poorly understood. We investigated how RAF communities …

Background and aims Plant soil feedbacks (PSF) are reciprocal mechanisms through which
interactions between plants and soil biota and affect future plant growth. When scaled up to …

Alternative methods for arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungal colonized root staining have
recently gained more attention for the reduction of hazard exposure to the user. Sheaffer …

Methods In this work we evaluated how fire effects on Schizachyrium scoparium and
Rudbeckia hirta trained soil biota influenced feedbacks on plant growth. We tested this by …

In southwestern US riparian cottonwood forests, anthropogenic changes have replaced the
structuring force of seasonal flooding with novel multi-factor disturbance regimes, driving …

Les régimes de feux dans les écosystèmes boréaux diffèrent selon les continents. Alors que
les forêts boréales nord-américaines sont principalement caractérisées par des feux de …