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Repeated measures of decaying wood reveal the success and influence of fungal wood endophytes.
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- Attention-Enhanced YOLOv11 for Early Detection of Fungal-Induced Forest Tree Decline.Plants (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
- Bark presence shifts fungal guild composition with varying effects on fungal diversity and biomass in a tropical forest.ISME communications · 2026Article
- Diversity and correlation of endophytic microbiota and Shikonin accumulation in Arnebia Euchroma roots across geographical origins.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Predicting wood decomposition is challenging due to complex successional dynamics among decomposers that colonize and defend wood territory. This starts with saprotrophic fungi that reside latently in healthy wood until trees senesce, but these "endophytes" are rarely considered an endogenous wood trait that might improve predictions for decomposition rates or fates. Here, we used repeated measures to track the decomposition of paper birch (
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