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J. Witzell

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Aspen leaves as a "chemical landscape" for fungal endophyte diversity - Can nitrogen and herbivory shape the community composition in controlled conditions?

J. Witzell, V. H. Guo Decker, M. Agostinelli, C. Romeralo Tapia, M. Cleary, B. R. Albrectsen

The paper investigates how nitrogen fertilization and herbivory affect the chemical landscape of aspen leaves and the resulting fungal endophyte communities.

bioRxiv · Dec 26, 2020 · PreprintPlant Biology

Structure of core fungal endobiome in Ulmus minor: patterns within the tree and across genotypes differing in tolerance to Dutch elm disease

D. Macaya-Sanz, J. Witzell, C. Collada, L. Gil, J. A. Martin

The paper identifies a core fungal endobiome in Ulmus minor trees, showing its presence across genotypes and health statuses, with some taxa linked to Dutch elm disease tolerance.

bioRxiv · Jun 23, 2020Microbiology