The Fungal Community: Its Organization and Role in the Ecosystem
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Table of contents:Part 1 Fungal ecology and ecological theory - non-equilibrium themes for ecological theory - implications for fungal communities; the ties that bind - fungi in ecosystems. Part 2 Fungal populations, environmental parameters, and the niche concept - the niche at the organismal level - lichen photosynthetic responses; anaerobic fungi and the rumen ecosystem; fitness of genetically altered fungi. Part 3 The organization of fungal populations and communities - fungal life-history ofEntirely rewritten and updated throughout, this Second Edition maintains and enhances the features ...
Table of contents:
Part 1 Fungal ecology and ecological theory - non-equilibrium themes for ecological theory - implications for fungal communities; the ties that bind - fungi in ecosystems. Part 2 Fungal populations, environmental parameters, and the niche concept - the niche at the organismal level - lichen photosynthetic responses; anaerobic fungi and the rumen ecosystem; fitness of genetically altered fungi. Part 3 The organization of fungal populations and communities - fungal life-history of
Entirely rewritten and updated throughout, this Second Edition maintains and enhances the features of the first edition. The Fungal Community, Second Edition continues to cover the entire spectrum of fungal ecology, from studies of individual fungal populations to the functional role of fungi at the ecosystem level, and to present mycological ecology as a rational, organized body of knowledge.;Acting as a bridge between mycological data and ecological theory, The Fungal Community, Second Edition offers such new features as an emphasis on the nonequilibrium perspective, including the impact of habitat disturbance and environmental stress; more information on the ecological genetics of fungal populations; a chapter on the fitness of genetically altered fungi when released into the environment; an examination of fungal morphological and physiological adaptations from the evolutionary ecologist's point-of-view; an explication of the effect of fungi and insect interactions on fungal community structure and decomposition processes; a section on the importance of fungi in determining patterns of plant community development; and a chapter on modeling fungal contributions to decomposition and nutrient cycling in ecosystems.;With over 3700 references, The Fungal Community, Second Edition is a resource for mycologists; microbial ecologists; microbiologists; geneticists; virologists; plant pathologists; cell and molecular biologists; biotechnologists; soil, forest, and environmental scientists; and graduate-level students in these disciplines.
Part 1 Fungal ecology and ecological theory - non-equilibrium themes for ecological theory - implications for fungal communities; the ties that bind - fungi in ecosystems. Part 2 Fungal populations, environmental parameters, and the niche concept - the niche at the organismal level - lichen photosynthetic responses; anaerobic fungi and the rumen ecosystem; fitness of genetically altered fungi. Part 3 The organization of fungal populations and communities - fungal life-history of
Entirely rewritten and updated throughout, this Second Edition maintains and enhances the features of the first edition. The Fungal Community, Second Edition continues to cover the entire spectrum of fungal ecology, from studies of individual fungal populations to the functional role of fungi at the ecosystem level, and to present mycological ecology as a rational, organized body of knowledge.;Acting as a bridge between mycological data and ecological theory, The Fungal Community, Second Edition offers such new features as an emphasis on the nonequilibrium perspective, including the impact of habitat disturbance and environmental stress; more information on the ecological genetics of fungal populations; a chapter on the fitness of genetically altered fungi when released into the environment; an examination of fungal morphological and physiological adaptations from the evolutionary ecologist's point-of-view; an explication of the effect of fungi and insect interactions on fungal community structure and decomposition processes; a section on the importance of fungi in determining patterns of plant community development; and a chapter on modeling fungal contributions to decomposition and nutrient cycling in ecosystems.;With over 3700 references, The Fungal Community, Second Edition is a resource for mycologists; microbial ecologists; microbiologists; geneticists; virologists; plant pathologists; cell and molecular biologists; biotechnologists; soil, forest, and environmental scientists; and graduate-level students in these disciplines.