1. Different fungal communities found in forests
In boreal, temperate and tropical forests (figure 1 ), plant communities interact with a multitude of micro-organisms (including bacteria and fungi). Numerous research programs aim to describe, characterize and model these multiple interactions, in order to manage forests sustainably and protect primary or minimally anthropized forests (figure 2 ).
In forests, three major groups of fungi can be distinguished according to their mode of nutrition, in particular with respect to carbon acquisition (figure
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