ArticleFrontiers in fungal biology2026
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Abstract
Introduction: Orchid mycorrhizal fungi are essential partners for orchid seed germination and survival, yet the full diversity of fungi associated with orchid roots, including nonmycorrhizaltaxa, remains poorly characterized, particularly in the Southern Hemisphere. This could impact orchid conservation and Methods: We used ITS regsion for fungal metabarcoding, sampling eleven species of the genus Results: Root-associated communities were dominated by Ascomycota and were highly variable in composition among individuals and species, with orchid mycorrhizal fungi representing only a minor fraction of total diversity and the family Tulasnellaceae absent from all samples. Community composition differed significantly among Discussion: These findings demonstrate the value of untargeted sequencing for revealing the breadth of orchid-fungi associations, and highlight that mycorrhizal specificity could vary markedly across
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