Tessa Camenzind

This study investigates how carbon and nitrogen availability affect the growth and morphology of the extremotolerant fungus Knufia petricola under different nutrient conditions.

The paper introduces the ecological multiverse framework to model fungal ecological roles as a network, revealing plant pathogenicity as a central hub connecting diverse functions.

The paper investigates carbon use abilities in soil fungi to predict community functions, finding that carbon use ability is a better predictor than enzymatic activity.

The paper refines conversion factors for fungal biomarkers and evaluates qPCR as a method for estimating fungal biomass in soil, finding qPCR has less phylogenetic bias than other biomarkers.