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Robert L Sinsabaugh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
José Herrera - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
Donald O Natvig - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
Andrea Porrasalfaro - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
Douglas M Eudy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...
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shifting fungal endophyte communities colonize bouteloua gracilis effect of Host Tissue and geographical distribution
Mycologia, 2010Co-Authors: José Herrera, Andrea Porrasalfaro, Hana H Khidir, Douglas M Eudy, Donald O Natvig, Robert L SinsabaughAbstract:Communities of root-associated fungi (RAF) commonly have been studied under the auspices of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or ectomycorrhizal fungi. However many studies now indicate that other groups of endophytic RAF, including dark septate endophytes (DSE) are more abundant in some plants and environments. The common forage grass, Bouteloua gracilis, was used as a model to examine whether RAF also colonize different organs within the same plant and to compare RAF communities from sites across North America, spanning the latitudinal range of B. gracilis (from Canada to Mexico). We compared the RAF communities of organs within individual plants at one site and within plant roots among six sites. With the possible exception of one group related to genus Paraphaeosphaeria there was little evidence that RAF colonized vertically beyond the crowns. Furthermore, although there was some variation in the constitution of rare members of the RAF communities, several taxonomically related groups dominated the R...