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DESCRIPTION:Land plants and fungi have coevolved for over 500 million years
 \, and showcase a myriad of interdependencies. Among these\, the interacti
 on between plants and root-associated mycorrhizal fungi is one of the most
  ancient\, abundant\, and ecologically important mutualisms on earth. Plan
 ts supply their mycorrhizal fungi with carbohydrates\, essential for funga
 l survival and growth. In return\, the fungi provide their host plants wit
 h mineral nutrients and water from the soil. This ancient mutualism enable
 s massive global nutrient transfer and critical carbon sequestration. Desp
 ite their importance\, we know little about the evolution of these complex
  underground interactions. Here I focus on how the interplay of evolutiona
 ry and ecological processes structure mycorrhizal interactions. Topics inc
 lude the deep evolutionary dynamics of the mycorrhizal mutualism\, the eco
 phylogenetics of mycorrhizal interactions\, and the evolutionary pathways 
 to the breakdown of the mutualism. The presented results highlight the imp
 ortance of an evolutionary framework to understand the dynamics of mycorrh
 izal interactions.&nbsp\;\n&nbsp\;\n***Invited by Gerhard Gebauer\, Isotop
 e Biogeochemistry
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180621T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180621T133000
SUMMARY:Dr. Vincent S.F.T. Merckx\, Understanding Evolution Group\, Natural
 is Biodiversity Center\, Leiden\, The Netherlands (Homepage): The tangled 
 evolutionary history of plants and fungi
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