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作者U’Ren, Jana M.;Massimo, N.;Fiddle, J.M.;Steen, C.;Arendt, K.;Huang, Yu-Ling;Miadlikowska, J.;Lefevre, E.;Ball, B.;Wong, V.L.;Monacell, J.;Carbone, I.;Lutzoni, F.;May, G.;Arnold, A.E.
出版日期20130801
著作名稱A culture-based and culture-free assessment of the geographic and temporal variation of boreal endophytic and endolichenic fungal communities.
會議名稱MSA2013
會議地點Austin, TX
會議日期20130801
主辦單位APS-MSA
國際性會議Y
主題真菌
摘要Although species-rich in all terrestrial communities, endophytic and endolichenic fungi reach their greatest phylogenetic diversity in boreal forests -- earth’s largest and most threatened forest biome. Previous studies have used single sampling events and culture-based methods to infer their spatial-, geographic-, and host affiliations. Here we pair culture-based and culture-free methods to examine endophytic and endolichenic communities in sets of 20 plant and lichen species sampled in multiple years at one boreal site, and in multiple temperate, temperate-montane, and boreal forest communities across the western hemisphere. In addition to revealing previously unexplored temporal variation in symbiotroph associations, detecting geographic structure among congeneric but allopatric hosts, and highlighting the complementarity of culture-based and culture-free methods, our application of 454 pyrosequencing shows how different tissue-storage and sequence analysis methods yield markedly different estimates of diversity. Further, we show that mycobiont sequences can provide controls for detecting pyrosequencing errors that would go undetected by the otherwise stringent quality control measures that are current in the field. Together these efforts reveal the relative contributions and biases of culture-based and culture-free methods in endophyte studies, and provide a first perspective on the symbionts of iconic hosts that are the foundation of boreal forest communities.
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