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Postrestoration colonization suggests slow regeneration, plant translocation barriers, and other host/symbiont lessons during the United Nations' Decade on Ecosystem Restoration by Markovchick, Lisa M., Schaefer, Elena A., Deringer, Tessa, Kovacs, Zsuzsi I., Deckert, Ron J., Yazzie, Jamie, Dixit, Aalap, Propster, Jeffrey R., Patterson, Adair, Hultine, Kevin R., Grady, Kevin, Allan, Gerard J., Whitham, Thomas G., Gehring, Catherine A.

“…Mycorrhizal restoration benefits are widely acknowledged, yet factors underpinning this success remain unclear. To illuminate when natural regeneration might…”
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Ectomycorrhizal abundance and community composition shifts with drought: predictions from tree rings by Swaty, Randy L., Deckert, Ron J., Whitham, Thomas G., Gehring, Catherine A.

“…Mycorrhizae play a key role in ecosystem dynamics, and it is important to understand how environmental stress and climate change affect these symbionts…”
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Epistomatal Chambers in the Needles of Pinus strobus L. (Eastern White Pine) Function as Microhabitat for Specialized Fungi by Deckert, Ron J., Melville, Lewis H., Peterson, R. Larry

“…The stomatal complex of eastern white pine (Pinus strobusL.) possesses a feature of uncertain function: the epistomatal chamber. The chambers are formed by the…”
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Genetic relationships of endophytic Lophodermium nitens isolates from needles of Pinus strobus by DECKERT, Ron J., HSIANG, Tom, PETERSON, R. Larry

“…The foliage of Pinus strobus (eastern white pine), as that of all other conifers examined, is occupied by endophytic fungi, the most frequent of which is…”
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Structural features of a Lophodermium endophyte during the cryptic life-cycle phase in the foliage of Pinus strobus by DECKERT, Ron J., MELVILLE, Lewis H., PETERSON, R. Larry

“…Needles of Pinus strobus (white pine) were cleared and stained to survey the occurrence and location of Lophodermium sp., a fungal endophyte. Cytoplasmically…”
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Structural features of a Lophodermium endophyte during the cryptic life-cycle phase in the foliage of Pinus strobus by Deckert, Ron J., Melville, Lewis H., Peterson, R. Larry

“…Needles of Pinus strobus (white pine) were cleared and stained to survey the occurrence and location of Lophodermium sp., a fungal endophyte. Cytoplasmically…”
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