Habitat and host associations of<i>Craterellus tubaeformis</i>in northwestern Oregon

Trappe, Matthew J.

doi:10.1080/15572536.2005.11832949

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“…Craterellus tubaeformis, esta c o m p l e j a e s p e c i e i n c l u y e a c t u a l m e n t e a Craterellus infundí buliformis (Feibelman et al 1997, Persson 1997: Dalhman et al 2 0 0 0 ) . R e c i e n t e s e s t u d i o s m o l e c u l a r e s s e ñ a l a n u n a próxima división en al menos 2 especies: una para Europa, Asia y este de Norteamérica y otra para el noroeste del continente americano (Trappe 2004). En Guatemala es bastante frecuente en áreas montañosas húmedas cercanas a los 2000 msnm, asociado a encinos y en bosques mixtos de coniferas y latifoliadas.…”

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Cantharellus y Craterellus En Guatemala: Diversidad y Análisis Microscópico De Siete Especies Representativas En El País.

Flores

Che²,

García

et al. 2008

Rev.Cient.

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En este estudio se citan las diferentes especies de] género Cantharellus que se han encontrado en Guatemala desde hace ya algunas décadas así como los resultados de análisis microscópicos obtenidos de siete especies particulares que fructifican en Guatemala: Cantharellus lateritius, C. cibarius, C. atrol i1acinus, C. cinnabarinus. Craterellus ignicolor, C. tubaeformis y C. cálvenles. con el fin de determinar si existen diferencias en las medidas reportadas en Europa o Norteamérica, donde han sido descritas la mayor pane de las especies de este importante género, Las muestras analizadas fueron seleccionadas de la Micotcca ‘ Rubén Mayorga Peralta" de la Escuela de Química Biológica de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, a las que se les midieron y fotografiaron basidios, esterigmas, cistidios y esporas. Se pudo observar que existen diferencias en las medidas de algunas estructuras respecto a las descritas en la literatura, aunque muchas coinciden en rangos normales. Por otro lado se concluye que hay muestras que corresponden a nombres diferentes a los que fueron determinados en su tiempo y otras que han sido determinadas gracias a la reciente publicación de estudios en otros países.

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Cantharellus y Craterellus En Guatemala: Diversidad y Análisis Microscópico De Siete Especies Representativas En El País.

Flores

Che²,

García

et al. 2008

Rev.Cient.

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The effect of fertilization on the below-ground diversity and community composition of ectomycorrhizal fungi associated with western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla)

Wright

Berch²,

Berbee

2009

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Fertilization typically reduces ectomycorrhizal diversity shortly after its application but less is known about its longer-term influence on fungal species. Long-term effects are important in forests where fertilizer is rarely applied. We compared fungal species composition in western hemlock control plots with plots last fertilized 7 years ago with nitrogen (N) or nitrogen plus phosphorus (N + P). The N + P fertilization had a significant lingering effect, increasing the tree size and foliar P content of the western hemlocks. From ectomycorrhizal roots of 24-year-old trees from northern Vancouver Island, Canada, we identified fungi from 12 samples per treatment, by amplifying, cloning, and sequencing fungal ribosomal DNA fragments, placing sequences with 97% or more identity in the same operational taxonomic unit (OTU). Diversity was high across treatments; we detected 77 fungal OTUs, 52 from ectomycorrhizal genera, among 922 clone sequences. The five most frequent OTUs were similar in abundance across treatments. Only 19 OTUs matched any of the 197 previously reported ectomycorrhizal species of western hemlock. Species composition but not diversity in nitrogen plus phosphorus plots differed significantly from control or nitrogen plots. Two Cortinarius OTUs were indicator species for nitrogen plus phosphorus plots and presence of Cortinarius cinnamomeus was correlated with control or nitrogen plots. After 7 years, fertilization history had made no detectable difference in ectomycorrhizal fungal diversity, but long-lasting changes in environment resulting from fertilization had a lingering effect on fungal ectomycorrhizal species composition.

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Craterellus fallax, a Black Trumpet mushroom from eastern North America with a broad host range

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Habitat and host associations ofCraterellus tubaeformisin northwestern Oregon

Cited by 9 publications

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Cantharellus y Craterellus En Guatemala: Diversidad y Análisis Microscópico De Siete Especies Representativas En El País.

Cantharellus y Craterellus En Guatemala: Diversidad y Análisis Microscópico De Siete Especies Representativas En El País.

The effect of fertilization on the below-ground diversity and community composition of ectomycorrhizal fungi associated with western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla)

Craterellus fallax, a Black Trumpet mushroom from eastern North America with a broad host range

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