Are there any substrate preferences in aquatic hyphomycetes

By V. Gulis. 2001

105 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Cell Biology, Ecology, Insect Science

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In Cell Biology

1. Verónica Ferreira
2. F. Bärlocher
3. M. Graça
4. É. Chauvet

In Ecology

1. Verónica Ferreira
2. M. Graça
3. F. Bärlocher
4. V. Gulis
5. Jesús Pozo
6. Arturo Elosegi
7. É. Chauvet
8. M. Callisto

In Insect Science

1. Verónica Ferreira
2. F. Bärlocher
3. M. Graça
4. V. Gulis

Citations in the corpus

• Eucalyptus plantations affect fungal communities associated with leaf-litter decomposition in Iberian streams (2006, background): “Some species of aquatic hyphomycetes have substrate preferences (Gulis 2001), so more diverse resources may support a higher number of species.”
• Raised water temperature lowers diversity of hyporheic aquatic hyphomycetes (2007, background): “These changes in the quantity and quality of available substrates may shift the composition of the fungal communities, though most aquatic hyphomycete species grow and reproduce on a wide variety of leaves (Bärlocher, 1992; Gulis, 2001).”