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Circadian clock‐ and temperature‐associated genes contribute to overall genomic differentiation along elevation in lichenized fungiNARA Subscribed
Circadian regulation is linked to local environmental adaptation, and many species with broad climatic niches display variation in circadian genes. Here, we hypothesize that lichenizing fungi occupying different climate zones tune their metabolism to local environmental conditions with the help of their circadian systems. We study two species of the genus Umbilicaria occupying similar climatic niches (Mediterranean and the col...
Vertical and horizontal photobiont transmission within populations of a lichen symbiosisNARA Subscribed
Lichens are widespread symbioses and play important roles in many terrestrial ecosystems. The genetic structure of lichens is the result of the association between fungal and algal populations constituting the lichen thallus. Using eight fungus‐ and seven alga‐specific highly variable microsatellite markers on within‐population spatial genetic data from 62 replicate populations across Europe, North America, Asia and Africa, we...
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