Elemental and isotopic compositions of Cu, Zn, and Cd in Imleria badia mushrooms vary more by species than by site, with Cd showing site-dependent concentrations.
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Root-associated fungi of Pinus massoniana in bauxite mine restoration areas exhibit high diversity and ecological plasticity, with 25 OTUs including traditional and atypical ectomycorrhizal fungi.
Diverse incompatibility factors are widely distributed across natural populations of Hypsizygus marmoreus in Japan, with 82 unique alleles identified among 71 isolates.
Developmental stage and wounding trigger distinct volatile organic compound emission patterns in Pleurotus cornucopiae, with C8 VOCs peaking during early stages and sesquiterpenes later.
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Transcriptional divergence reveals that MAT1-2 exhibits greater dynamism during conidiation, while MAT1-1 gains influence in crosses of Morchella sextelata.
Penicillium overgrowth and microbial imbalance are linked to 100% fruiting body abortion in artificially cultivated Chinese cordyceps.
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Successful cultivation of Tuber himalayense in Japan produced 13 ascomata over 8 years, revealing homozygous mating types and advancing understanding of its reproductive dynamics.
Cryptoporus densiflorus is a newly identified East Asian species, distinct from C. volvatus, with a confirmed presence in Korea and Japan, and specific to Pinus densiflora.
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Fusarium xyrophilum pseudoflowers attract diverse insects and facilitate fungal dispersal by exploiting generalist insect sensory biases, with 50% of insects carrying fungal DNA.
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Nano-enabled arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis with CaO nanopriming enhances salt tolerance in rice, increasing plant performance and yield-related traits under salinity stress.
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Proteomic and phospho-proteomic analysis reveals that potato defense responses to Phthorimaea operculella involve significant protein regulation, with 60 DEPs and 56 DPPs identified within 5 hours of attack.
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Extreme environmental changes in the Anthropocene are significantly disrupting soil fungi, threatening ecosystem functions and impacting public health, food security, and biodiversity.
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi boost salt tolerance in poplar by increasing lignin biosynthesis and strengthening cell walls, reducing sodium entry and oxidative stress.
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