Long-term effects of stump removal and tree species composition on the diversity and structure of soil fungal communities

Stump removal is a common forest management practice used to reduce the mortality of trees affected by the fungal pathogen-mediated root disease, Armillaria root rot, but the impact of stumping on soil fungal community structure is not well understood. This study analyzed the long-term impact of stu...

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Published in:	FEMS microbiology ecology Vol. 96; no. 5; p. 1
Main Authors:	Modi, Dixi, Simard, Suzanne, Bérubé, Jean, Lavkulich, Les, Hamelin, Richard, Grayston, Sue J
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	England Oxford University Press 01-05-2020
Subjects:	Abundance Birch trees Community structure Composition Decomposing organic matter Disease control Ecology Ectomycorrhizas Environmental aspects Fermented food Forest management Forest practices Fungi Humus Impact analysis Long-term effects Microbial colonies Microbiological research Microbiology Plant species Regeneration Relative abundance Root rot Soil fungi Soil layers Soil microbiology Soil structure Soils Species composition Species diversity Trees Canada forest mycobiome Armillaria root rot fungi stumping
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