2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.funeco.2015.09.004
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Ecological stoichiometry of aquatic fungi: current knowledge and perspectives

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“…Even though feeding on conidia may have a negligible contribution to the energetic requirements of filter feeders, they may supply macroinvertebrates with important nutrients and fatty acids as suggested by Bärlocher and Brendelberger (2004). Detritivores may also be favored by increases in aquatic hyphomycete species richness (Lecerf et al 2005), which may enhance leaf litter palatability due to complementary characteristics among fungal species (e.g., distinct enzymatic activities, distinct concentration of nutrients, distinct identity and concentration of fatty acids; Suberkropp and Arsuffi 1984;Chung and Suberkropp 2009;Funck et al 2015;Danger et al 2016). Laboratory experiments have shown that different detritivore species have preferences for distinct fungal species Suberkropp 1984, 1986).…”
Section: Benthic Macroinvertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though feeding on conidia may have a negligible contribution to the energetic requirements of filter feeders, they may supply macroinvertebrates with important nutrients and fatty acids as suggested by Bärlocher and Brendelberger (2004). Detritivores may also be favored by increases in aquatic hyphomycete species richness (Lecerf et al 2005), which may enhance leaf litter palatability due to complementary characteristics among fungal species (e.g., distinct enzymatic activities, distinct concentration of nutrients, distinct identity and concentration of fatty acids; Suberkropp and Arsuffi 1984;Chung and Suberkropp 2009;Funck et al 2015;Danger et al 2016). Laboratory experiments have shown that different detritivore species have preferences for distinct fungal species Suberkropp 1984, 1986).…”
Section: Benthic Macroinvertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, our work has highlighted how little we know about the physiology of the organisms within detritivorous food webs and hence how and why they interact with organic matter and the wider ecosystem. “Despite their global distribution and essential roles in nutrient cycling, microbial decomposers are among the least known organisms in terms of elemental concentrations and stoichiometric relationships” (Danger et al, 2016). We suggest that better understanding the ecology and physiology of organisms in the mesopelagic is urgently required if we are to develop mechanistic biogeochemical models of this important ecosystem.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, on days with large differences in mass flux (i.e., July 1, 2011), the required plant uptake would be near 100 kg/day, suggesting that assimilation by plants cannot be the dominant mechanism of nitrate loss at Fall Creek during these times. Still, across many streams and rivers, assimilation has been shown to be important (e.g., Taylor et al ., ; Kent et al ., ), and could be occurring via decomposition by fungi and bacteria (Danger et al ., ; Ford et al ., ) or integration into settle‐able or suspended solids (Mulholland et al ., ). Research focused on this mechanism is needed to say more about nitrate uptake at our field sites.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%