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30 reviewsBiocomplexity of Plant-Fungal Interactions takes a more holistic view of the plant-fungal interactions than most traditional volumes on the topic. Focusing on the truly complex biological interplay among plants and fungi, as well as other organisms—mammals, insects, bacteria, viruses, this book provides a unique perspective on this fundamentally important relationship. Chapters are written from molecular, evolutionary and ecological perspectives to provide readers with a full understanding of the diverse implications of plant-fungal interactions.
Written by a global team of experts from varied scientific backgrounds, Biocomplexity of Plant-Fungal Interactions will be an essential title for readers looking for a better understanding of the diverse array of interactions between plants and fungi in natural ecosystems.Content:
Chapter 1 Fungal Endophytes as a Driving Force in Land Plant Evolution: Evidence from the Fossil Record (pages 5–27): Michael Krings, Thomas N. Taylor and Nora Dotzler
Chapter 2 Molecular Interactions in Mycorrhizal Development (pages 29–58): Jonathan M. Plett and Francis Martin
Chapter 3 Arbuscular Mycorrhizae and Grassland Ecosystems (pages 59–84): R. Michael Miller, Gail W. T. Wilson and Nancy C. Johnson
Chapter 4 Mycorrhizal Networks and Seedling Establishment in Douglas?Fir Forests (pages 85–107): Suzanne W. Simard
Chapter 5 Biology of Mycoheterotrophic and Mixotrophic Plants (pages 109–130): Hugues B. Massicotte, R. Larry Peterson, Lewis H. Melville and Daniel L. Luoma
Chapter 6 Fungi and Leaf Surfaces (pages 131–154): Ryan W. Shepherd and George J. Wagner
Chapter 7 Fungal Influence on Plant Tolerance to Stress (pages 155–163): Russell J. Rodriguez, Claire J. Woodward and Regina S. Redman
Chapter 8 Fungi, Plants, and Pollinators: Sex, Disease, and Deception (pages 165–183): Tobias J. Policha and Bitty A. Roy
Chapter 9 Dynamic Interplay in a Multivariate World: Case Studies in Mycorrhizal and Endophytic Fungal Interactions with Herbivores (pages 185–204): Louis J. Lamit and Catherine A. Gehring
Chapter 10 Defining Complex Interactions Between Plants and Fungi (pages 205–213): Darlene Southworth
