Fungal Associations

Chapter 1. When Plants and Animals First Met Fungi: Insights from the Evolution of Host Immune Systems.- Chapter 2. Metabolic Constraints and Dependencies Between "Uncultivable" Fungi and Their Hosts.- Chapter 3. Horizontal Gene Transfer in Fungi and Its Ecological Importance.- Chapter 4. An Overview of Fungal Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs).- Chapter 5. Viruses that Affect Phenotype and Fitness of Fungi.- Chapter 6. Lichens.- Chapter 7. Umbilicaria muhlenbergii: A Model for Studying Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Initial Fungal Symbiotic Interactions with Algal Cells.- Chapter 8. After Air, Light and Water, the Next Most Important Thing Is Grass: An Introduction to the Epichloe-Grass Symbiosis.- Chapter 9. Signals and Host Cell Remodeling in Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis.- Chapter 10. Masters of Manipulation: How Our Molecular Understanding of Model Symbiotic Fungi and Their Hosts Is Changing the Face of 'Mutualism'.- Chapter 11. Nematode-Trapping Fungi and Caenorhabditis Elegans as a Model System for Predator-Prey Interactions.- Chapter 12. When a Mind Is Not Its Own: Mechanisms of Host Behavior Control by Parasitic Fungi.- Chapter 13. Genetics and Infection Biology of the Entomopathogenic Fungi.- Chapter 14. Xylaria Sclerotia Formed Within Termite Nests: A Review of Their Biology and Human Uses.

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• Micologia, fungos (não médica)
• Microbiologia (não médica)
• Botânica e ciências das plantas
• Ciência ecológica, a biosfera

Entomopathogenic Fungi;Epichloe Fungal Endophytes;Fungal Associations;Fungal Cultivation by Ants;Lichen Symbioses;Fungal Interactions;Microbial Symbionts;Mycobiont;Mycoparasitic Fungi;Nematode-trapping Fungi;Parasitic Fungi;Photobiont;RNA Editing in Fungi;Symbiotic Fungi;Xylaria Sclerotia