Titlebook: Desert Truffles; Phylogeny, Physiolog Varda Kagan-Zur,Nurit Roth-Bejerano,Asunción Morte Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-68379-5me environments of deserts. In this chapter we focus on taxonomic and phylogenetic studies of desert truffles. We review the taxonomic/nomenclatural history of two genera: (1) ., which, despite recent revisions, is still the most speciated and probably most widely known desert truffle genus and (2)

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Emerging Markets and the Post-2008 World.. ., .. ., .. . and five new species are recently proposed: .. ., .. ., .. ., .. . and .. . are described in the previously single leptoderma–olbiensis cryptic group. In desert truffles, as mycorrhizal fungi, the preference-specificity factor of the host is manifested as an important factor to know

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Derivatives Modeling in Practice truffles as well: when conditions are less than favorable, plants that enter into mycorrhizal associations with desert truffles exhibit higher levels of transpiration, stomatal conductance, and photosynthesis. Furthermore, studies of the gene expression of a fungal aquaporin in the mycorrhizal stat

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Daniel C. Hardy,Ceyla Pazarbasiogluddle East and the Arabic Peninsula. There are desert truffles (terfez) in Europe. The country with the largest number of species is Spain and then comes Italy. The most common terfez of commercial interest are . (formerly .) in Hungary and ., . and . and . and . in Spain and Italy. The latter two ar

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Procyclicality of Financial Systems in Asiall (50–250 and 300–600 mm annually, respectively). Hypogeous fungi are known to proliferate in such regions (relevant maps are presented). This paper defines the natural habitats, briefly mentioning soil characteristics, and describes the various climatic conditions prevailing in the different areas