The Mount E-commons
The Mount E-commons is Mount Saint Vincent University's institutional repository, which provides access to and preserves research and other institutional outputs created by Mount faculty, students, and staff. Please
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Mayerhofer, Michael; Kernaghan, Gavin; Harper, Karen A.
(Mycorrhiza (Springer), 2012-07)
Fungal root endophytes are plant associates that colonize root tissue internally without causing any obvious harm to their host. Although ubiquitous, this relationship is not well understood. Our objectives were to determine ...
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Kernaghan, Gavin
(Symbiosis (Springer), 2013-11)
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Kebli, Hedi; Kernaghan, Gavin; Drouin, Pascal; Brais, Suzanne
(European Journal of Forest Research (Springer), 2014-09)
Limited scientific information is currently available regarding saproxylic fungal communities in the boreal forest of North America. We aimed to characterize the community development, richness and activity of saproxylic ...
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John, Jesse; Lundholm, Jeremy; Kernaghan, Gavin
(Ecological Engineering (Elsevier), 2014-10)
Green roof plants must survive hot and dry conditions in low nutrient artificial growing media. Although soil microorganisms such as arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) can ameliorate these constraints by increasing water ...
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Mayerhofer, Michael; Fraser, Erica; Kernaghan, Gavin
(Mycologia (Taylor & Francis), 2017-01)
Fungal endophytes are ubiquitous in healthy root tissue, but little is known about their ecosystem functions, including their ability to utilize organic nutrient sources such as proteins. Root-associated fungi may secrete ...
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