Biodiversity of mycorrhizal fungi as a crucial player in forest ecosystem functioning

Peter M, Buée M & Egli S
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Peter, M., Buée, M., & Egli, S. (2013). Biodiversity of mycorrhizal fungi as a crucial player in forest ecosystem functioning. In D. Kraus & F. Krumm (Eds.), Integrative approaches as an opportunity for the conservation of forest biodiversity (pp. 170-179). European Forest Institute.
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More than 6,000 mycorrhizal fungi live in forest ecosystems worldwide, fulfilling important functions in nutrient and water mobilisation. A high diversity of these fungi in forests is important for the functioning and resilience of forest ecosystems, allowing them to adapt to changing environmental conditions

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Publication Type

Book Chapter

Title

Biodiversity of mycorrhizal fungi as a crucial player in forest ecosystem functioning

Author(s)

Peter, Martina (Forest Dynamics)

Buée, Marc

Egli, Simon (Forest Dynamics)

Book Title

Integrative approaches as an opportunity for the conservation of forest biodiversity

Book Editor(s)

Kraus, Daniel (editor)
Krumm, Frank (editor)

Publisher

European Forest Institute

Publication Place

Joensuu

Start Page

170

End Page

179

Publication Year

2013

Peer Review

No