Dynamics and drivers of mycorrhizal fungi after glacier retreat

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by Carteron et al.

Università degli Studi di Milano Dynafor Alexis Carteron #PlantScience #mycorrhizalfungi #glacierretreat

Show us your soil!

International Day for Biological Diversity is coming up, and we want to highlight Earth's most biodiverse habitat -- soil.

Send us a photo of the soil you love at the link below and we will feature it in our post!

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❗ Deadline approaching!

Register now for the #45NPS : Ecological and evolutionary consequences of plant–fungal invasions!

Subsidised registration rates include 5 nights accommodation from £250 (student) or £380 (early career researcher).

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How do ectomycorrhizal fungi alter soil food webs? Evidence from our multi-omics analysis suggests that they help suppress plant pathogens and enrich bacterial indicators of plant and fungal health. Read our recent EIC Jack Gilbert article to find out more: journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms….

Our Expedition Lead Adriana Corrales will be speaking today at the Plant Biology Initiative at Harvard Organismic & Evolutionary Biology at 11:40AM EST. If you can't attend, watch the video here:

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Impact of hurricane disturbance on mycorrhizal co-occurrence networks: Resilience and community dynamics in the Neotropics sco.lt/7vZids

Amazing tropical Amanitas from Colombian black oak forest! 🤩 #cloudforest SPUN

Women scientists can face extreme hurdles balancing family with academic careers. This is especially challenging for field biologists.

Read the essay by Toby Kiers in The New York Times exploring how expeditions with kids can be an academic act of defiance.

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Don't miss this seminar! Francis M. Martin

Excited to share our new meta-analysis in New Phytologist 🥳. Spoiler: presence of mycorrhizal fungi was associated with a 6.7% increase in decomposition . Thanks Dr. Kathleen Treseder for your support!
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Two weeks remain to add your signature to the NEW 2030 Declaration on Scientific Plant and Fungal Collecting! 🖊️

Emerging from the 2023 #SOTWPF Symposium, this declaration unifies us in filling key knowledge gaps in plant and fungal diversity 🌱🍄👇

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¿Te perdiste el programa del jueves pasado?😵
No importa, te lo llevamos a domicilio...
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Marina Omacini Pablo García-Parisi IFEVA FAUBA SPUN Radio UBA 87.9 #ciencia #UBA #FAUBA #SLT #hongos #radio #micorrizas

Important work from our fantastic Science Associates and Underground Explorers

Read their important message about inclusive collaboration in New Phytologist

Patricia Silva-Flores jessyduchicela Guille Bueno Maria Isabel Mujica South American Mycorrhizal Research Network

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New paper📣

🚦Roadside disturbance promotes plant communities with arbuscular mycorrhizal associations in mountain regions worldwide🚦

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Bravo to the Dutch who are starting a movement to protect underground ecosystems by removing pavement & tiles SPUN

The 'strange new sport' called 'tegelwippen' has municipalities competing to get rid of the most paved infrastructure

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Mélanie Roy estará dando una charla en mi universidad, sede Santiago, este 16 de Abril a las 10 am.
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Don't miss the chance to see our very own Adriana Corrales at 12th International Conference on Mycorrhiza 2024 in Manchester this August!

Really interesting correlative study out in Nature Communications from Mark Anthony, Colin Averill, ETH Zurich, WSL Umweltforschung

Full paper: go.nature.com/4ay87eV

HE&Me: the evolutionary biologist Toby Kiers, co-founder of the Society for the Protection of Underground Networks (@spununderground), discusses the importance of fungal networks, the optimism of academic life and why science is creative
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HE&Me: the evolutionary biologist Toby Kiers, co-founder of the Society for the Protection of Underground Networks (@spununderground), speaks to Emily Dixon about the importance of fungal networks, the optimism of academic life and why science is creative
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