M. Grube

Biodiversity in mountain soils above the treeline

This paper synthesizes research on biodiversity in mountain soils above the treeline, highlighting gaps in geographic and taxonomic coverage and the need for improved data to support conservation efforts.

Modeling Symbiont Dynamics and Coral Regulation under Changing Temperatures

The paper models how corals regulate algal populations under temperature changes to understand symbiont dynamics and bleaching mechanisms.

The microbiome of the lichen Lobaria pulmonaria varies according to climate in Europe

This study examines how the bacterial microbiome of the lichen Lobaria pulmonaria varies with climate across Europe, finding that climatic factors explain more variation than local weather or sampling season.

Clinical Significance of the Stromatic Component in Ovarian Cancer: Quantity Over Quality in Outcome Prediction

This study shows that higher tumor-stroma proportion (TSP) in ovarian cancer is linked to worse patient outcomes, including shorter progression-free and overall survival, and increased chemoresistance.

Heterogeneous responsiveness to environmental stimuli

The paper explains how individuals of a species respond to environmental stimuli through a unified evolutionary game theory framework, accounting for coexistence, consistency, and correlation of responsiveness.

Introgressive descent and hypersexuality drive the evolution of sexual parasitism and morphological reduction in a fungal species complex.

The paper shows hybridization explains morphological and genetic diversity in Pyrenodesmia fungi, with genome defense mechanisms and RIP shaping genomic stability and morphological reduction.

Marine cyanolichens from different littoral zones are associated with distinct bacterial communities

The paper compares bacterial communities in marine and inland lichens, finding distinct compositions and potential ecological adaptations.