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Presentations for Session SY13

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Wednesday, July 29th
1:30 pm to 6:00 pm · Rendezvous A/Snowbird Center
Session SY13: Symposium: Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes
Presiding: Louise Comas, Penn State University; Hilary Callahan, Barnard College, Columbia University; Amy Tuininga, Fordham University
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SY13001July 29th 1:30 pmCo-evolution of plant-fungal interactions
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationComas, Louise; Callahan, Hilary.co-evolution
Biodiversity
plant-microbe interaction
SY13002July 29th 1:45 pmEcological and evolutionary implications of plant-fungal interactions at the intraspecific level
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationLamit, Louis J.; Johnson, Nancy C.; Gehring, Catherine A.; Wilson, Gail W.T. ; Sthultz, Christopher .genotype
local adaptation
plant-fungal interactions
SY13003July 29th 2:15 pmEvolutionary perspectives on the origins of endophytic fungi
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationArnold, A.E.; Miadlikowska, Jolanta; URen, Jana M.; Del Olmo-Ruiz, Mariana; Hoffman, Michele T.; Gaya, Ester; Lutzoni, Francois.endophytic fungi
Endolichenic fungi
SY13004July 29th 2:45 pmDispersal, functional traits & phylogenetics in ectomycorrhizal community assembly
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationPeay, Kabir; Bruns , Thomas.ectomycorrhizas
dispersal
phylogenetics
community assembly
Point Reyes
Bishop pine
habitat filtering
SY13July 29th 3:15 pmBreak
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes
SY13005July 29th 3:45 pmPhylogenetic signal in functional diversity and community assembly of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationParrent, Jeri L.; Maherali, Hafiz; Powell, Jeff R.; Klironomos, John N..mutualism
arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
community assembly
phylogenetic structure
trait conservation
SY13006July 29th 4:15 pmSpecificity in mycorrhizal symbioses
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationBidartondo, Martin I..heathland
liverwort
myco-heterotrophy
mycorrhizas
orchid
SY13007July 29th 4:45 pm“Epidemic” growth of mycorrhizal fungi in the face of nitrogen deposition?
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationAvis, Peter.mycorrhizal fungi
nitrogen deposition
SY13008July 29th 5:15 pmConclusions: Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processes
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesSymposium or Colloquium PresentationTuininga, Amy.Symbiosis
co-evolution
mycorrhizas
ecosystem function
SY13July 29th 5:30 pmDiscussion
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Phylogenetic and functional patterns of host plants and their associated fungi: implications for symbiotic co-evolution, community interactions, and ecosystem processesDiscussion Session