Lichen and fungal ecology
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Passive moss biomonitoring revealed moderate pollution levels and notable mercury ecological risks in three industrial cities of the Perm region, Russia.
Genomic research indicates that fungi previously thought to be asexual actually exhibit a continuum of sexual activity, challenging the myth of complete asexuality.
Lichens are more vulnerable to rapid depressurization and radiation when hydrated, but melanized thalli show enhanced recovery, highlighting protective roles of desiccation tolerance and melanin.
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Pyrodiversity's influence on soil fungal diversity is limited, with only community dispersion increasing in extreme fire conditions, challenging the broad applicability of the hypothesis.
Cryptoporus densiflorus is a newly identified East Asian species, distinct from C. volvatus, with a confirmed presence in Korea and Japan, and specific to Pinus densiflora.
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