Peter Gault Kennedy

This study analyzes the population genetics of Suillus luteus, showing all introductions originated from Europe and showing genetic differentiation in introduced regions linked to forestry practices.

The paper examines seasonal changes in microbial loads and community structure on summer and overwintering crops, identifying core taxa that dominate across hosts.

This study develops 3D-printed devices to test bacterial dispersal via fungal hyphal networks, showing that nutrient conditions and inoculation strategies influence transport.

The paper investigates how warming and reduced rainfall affect fungal necromass decomposition and microbial communities in a temperate-boreal forest ecotone, finding accelerated initial decay but no overall mass loss difference.

This study examines seasonal variation in ectomycorrhizal fungal abundance and composition across temperate forests, finding that leaf habit, exploration strategy, and soil moisture influence phenological dynamics.

This study suppresses a low-abundance protist in soil microbial communities and observes mesopredator release and biotic homogenization, showing its keystone role.

This study shows that fungal melanin content and soil mineral properties interact to influence the formation of fungal-derived mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM) in soils.