Mycorrhizal dynamics in ecological systems /
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Half-title
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Glossary of Key Terms
- 1 Introduction
- Historical Types of Mycorrhizae
- Resource Dynamics and Mycorrhizae
- Distribution of Mycorrhizae
- Hierarchy and Complexity
- Networking Topology and Connectivity Dynamics
- Complexity and Stoichiometry
- Natural History, Theory, and Complexity
- Summary
- 2 Structure-Functioning Relationships
- Features in Common
- Structures of Mycorrhizae and Their Phylogenic Distribution
- Cell to Mycelial Structure and Connectivity
- Connectivity of Mycorrhizae
- Architecture and Distribution of Mycorrhizae
- Summary
- 3 Evolutionary Ecology
- Paleobiology and the Evolution of Mycorrhizae
- Dawn, Long Beginnings, and the Spread of Mycorrhizae: 500 MYa to 145 MYa
- Explosion of Mycorrhizae: 145 MYa to 66 MYa
- A Long Decline and Re-emergence? 66 MYa to Today
- Mathematical Models, Stability, and Evolutionary Cheaters
- Fungal Genetic Structure
- Saprotrophic versus Parasitic versus Mycorrhizal Existence
- Molecular Attributes and Fungal Infections
- Summary
- 4 Physiological Ecology
- Creating Demand: Stoichiometry
- Passive Water Mass Flow
- Apoplastic Flux
- Bidirectional Flow Patterns and Connectivity: Another Role of Apoplastic Transport
- Symplastic Water Transport
- Plant Water Status and Mycorrhizae in the Field
- Active Transport and Nutrient Uptake
- P Uptake
- N Uptake
- Fe Uptake
- Stoichiometry, Carbon, and Dynamic Exchanges
- C:Nutrient Relationships
- C Uptake and Allocation
- Responses in Extremes
- Connectivity and Complexity Implications
- Summary
- 5 Population Ecology
- What Is an Individual versus a Population?
- Genetic Structure
- What Is an Appropriate Taxonomic Unit for Population and Community Analyses?
- Environmental Impacts on Population Differentiation
- Population Change and r and K Selection
- Sporocarp and Spore Counts
- Extramatrical Hyphal Lengths
- Bioassays
- Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction (qPCR)
- Measuring Fungal Fitness
- Measuring Plant Fitness
- Quantitative Modeling of Population Parameters
- Experimental C and Nutrient Additions
- Summary
- 6 Community Ecology
- Fitness and Limiting Resources: Defining Mechanisms Delineating Community Interactions
- Competition Is a Critical Mechanism Regulating Species Interactions
- Demonstrating Competition
- Determining Mechanisms of Competition
- The Role of a Common Mycorrhizal Network (CMN)
- Traits of Resource Extraction
- Spatial Structure
- Feedbacks
- Spatial Structure of a Community
- Describing a Community Means Defining the Boundaries
- ? Diversity
- ? Diversity
- ? Diversity
- Island Biogeography
- Architecture
- Other Factors
- Food Webs and Communities
- Time and Community Structure
- Integration: Mycorrhizal Community Diversity Patterns
- Summary
- 7 Ecosystem Dynamics