L. Tedersoo

Variation of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus content in fungi reflects their ecology and phylogeny

This study examines how carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus content in fungal sporocarps relates to their ecological guilds and phylogeny.

Soil health increases primary productivity across Europe

This study links soil health to primary productivity across Europe's woodlands, grasslands, and croplands, showing higher soil health in woodlands and positive associations with productivity in croplands and grasslands.

What mycologists should talk about when they are talking about the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants

The paper discusses the challenges of naming fungi discovered through environmental sequencing and proposes criteria for DNA-based species typification.

MycoPhylo experiment reveals how mycorrhiza types and phylogenetic relationships affect soil biodiversity and functioning

The paper describes the MycoPhylo field experiment to study how mycorrhiza types and phylogenetic relationships influence soil biodiversity and functioning across diverse plant communities.

Towards understanding diversity, endemicity and global change vulnerability of soil fungi

The paper identifies unknown soil fungi using PacBio sequencing and evaluates standardization methods to analyze global diversity, endemicity, and vulnerability patterns.

Global mycorrhizal plants distribution linked to terrestrial carbon stocks

The paper creates global maps of mycorrhizal plant distribution and links ectomycorrhizal vegetation loss to changes in terrestrial carbon stocks.

Relative performance of Oxford Nanopore MinION vs. Pacific Biosciences Sequel third-generation sequencing platforms in identification of agricultural and forest pathogens

This study compares MinION and PacBio Sequel for pathogen identification in plants, finding MinION suitable for rapid diagnostics but less effective for complex metabarcoding due to high error rates.