Abstract:

Macrofungi play vital roles in terrestrial ecosystems, contributing to nutrient cycling and serving as indicators of ecosystem health. Understanding biodiversity patterns within macrofungi is crucial for effective conservation and ecological management. This research paper presents an experimental study aimed at quantifying taxonomic and functional diversity in macrofungi communities. Through a combination of field surveys, laboratory analyses, and statistical approaches, this study reveals insights into the intricate biodiversity patterns within this often-overlooked group of organisms. The findings highlight the importance of considering both taxonomic and functional diversity when assessing fungal biodiversity in ecosystems

Description:

Macrofungi, Ecological, Fungi, Cycling, Biodiversity