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Photobiont association and genetic diversity of the optionally lichenized fungus Schizoxylon albescens.

FEMS microbiology ecology - 1 Feb 2011

Muggia Lucia, Baloch Elisabeth, Stabentheiner Edith, Grube Martin, Wedin Mats

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The fungus Schizoxylon albescens occurs both as lichen and as saprobe. Lichenized colonies grow on the bark of Populus tremula; saprotrophic morphs grow on dead Populus branches. We wanted to (1) test whether lichenized and saprotrophic S. albescens are genetically distinct, (2) investigate photobiont association and diversity, (3) investigate the interactions between fungi and algae that occur during...

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PMID: 21133956
DOI: 10.1111/j.1574-6941.2010.01002.x

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