… in identifying ecophysiological mechanisms driving … seminal work on young seedling
ecophysiology at timberline has … of mycorrhizal colonization is relatively unstudied as to its effects …

… and high variability in daily temperatures; additionally their soils, … The alpine-treeline ecotone
is the transition zone from closed… In these ecotones young conifers experience limitations to …

… soil fungal community variation in subalpine P. … Cenococcum, Thelephora and Hygrophorus
are ectomycorrhizal fungi widely distributed in forest soil and colonize a variety of coniferous …

… was the primary factor that explained variation in fungal community … The three most frequently
observed OTUs were Cenococcum … Grey arrows indicate the significant environmental and …

… that a significant proportion of the variation in ectomycorrhizal … stress tolerant, with Cenococcum
geophilum being perhaps … as major phylogenies (broadleaf versus conifer), there were …

… The fungus Cenococcum geophilum was consistently present… soon as the habitat was
colonized after deglaciation without … system (metastable); the high variance of the system is due to …

… To assess the effect of fenitrothion clearly, we surveyed the colonization of pine seedlings
by C. geophilum mycorrhizae at sites where fenitrothion was and was not applied. We also …

… of Basidiomycota and Cenococcum of Ascomycota are … in the soil compared to the coniferous
forest, but the soil pH and … These variations play a significant role in shaping the traits of …

… transport of small molecules, including water, carbon dioxide, glycerol, amino acids, and
even short peptides, ions, and metal-like substances, which may play a direct or indirect role in …

… Cenococcum colonization and its ecophysiological significance for young conifers at
alpine-treeline… Variation in sodium chloride resistance of Cenococcum geophilum and Suillus …