Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem

Fungi are everywhere around us and recently, there has been an increased interest in their role and importance in the forest. The fungi have several strategies to acquire energy and nutrition; one example is a mutual symbiosis with trees and plants - another being dissolving organic materials. At...

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Autor principal: Pettersson, Luna
Formato: First cycle, G2E
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: 2014
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6593/
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description Fungi are everywhere around us and recently, there has been an increased interest in their role and importance in the forest. The fungi have several strategies to acquire energy and nutrition; one example is a mutual symbiosis with trees and plants - another being dissolving organic materials. Attempts have been made to better understand the circulation of nutrition in coniferous forests, and how fungi cooperate. Trees and plants have adapted with mycorrhizae and are now interdependent which is important to consider in forestry. A great number of fungi depend on dead wood and old trees to set fruiting bodies and spread further. These fungi also create environments for other species, such as birds and insects. The vegetation of a forest is determined by a series of factors; tree species, how old the forest is, soil type, as well as the ability of the fungal spores to spread and establish. Furthermore, in determining vegetation, the fungi’s ability to compete in the soil matters. These factors are nearly unexplored. Researching fungi knowledge and interest, a survey was distributed to five groups of people. The groups included forest owners, high school teachers, high school students, senior citizens, and a fifth group - ”o he ” - consisting of people of mixed ages and backgrounds. The survey was answered by all groups but the e ’. The results showed that most people were interested in fungi; especially edible mushrooms. In all groups, there was also a general desire to learn more. Forests owners and teachers had the most knowledge.
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spelling RepoSLU65932014-04-09T12:48:41Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6593/ Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem Pettersson, Luna Plant ecology Forestry - General aspects Fungi are everywhere around us and recently, there has been an increased interest in their role and importance in the forest. The fungi have several strategies to acquire energy and nutrition; one example is a mutual symbiosis with trees and plants - another being dissolving organic materials. Attempts have been made to better understand the circulation of nutrition in coniferous forests, and how fungi cooperate. Trees and plants have adapted with mycorrhizae and are now interdependent which is important to consider in forestry. A great number of fungi depend on dead wood and old trees to set fruiting bodies and spread further. These fungi also create environments for other species, such as birds and insects. The vegetation of a forest is determined by a series of factors; tree species, how old the forest is, soil type, as well as the ability of the fungal spores to spread and establish. Furthermore, in determining vegetation, the fungi’s ability to compete in the soil matters. These factors are nearly unexplored. Researching fungi knowledge and interest, a survey was distributed to five groups of people. The groups included forest owners, high school teachers, high school students, senior citizens, and a fifth group - ”o he ” - consisting of people of mixed ages and backgrounds. The survey was answered by all groups but the e ’. The results showed that most people were interested in fungi; especially edible mushrooms. In all groups, there was also a general desire to learn more. Forests owners and teachers had the most knowledge. Svampar finns överallt omkring oss och på senare tid har man allt mer börjat intressera sig för deras roll och betydelse i skogen. Svamparna har ett par olika strategier för att få energi och näring, exempelvis genom en mutualistisk symbios med träd och växter, eller genom att bryta ner organiskt material. Försök har gjorts för att bättre förstå flödet av näringsämnen i barrskogar och svamparnas roll i detta. Träd och växter har sammevolverat med mykorrhizasvamparna så att de idag är beroende av varandra. Detta kan vara bra att tänka på vid skogsbruk. Många svampar är beroende av död ved och äldre träd för att sätta fruktkroppar och sprida sig vidare. Dessa svampar skapar även miljöer för andra arter som exempelvis fåglar och insekter. Vilken artsammansätning man får i en skog beror på många faktorer. Exempelvis, trädslag, ålder på skogen, jordart och svampsporernas förmåga att sprida och etablera sig. Även svampens förmåga att konkurrera i marken spelar roll för vilken artsammansättning det blir. Dessa faktorer är idag i det närmaste helt okända för oss. En enkätundersökning om svampkunskap skickades ut till fem olika grupper. Detta för att se om kunskapen skiljer något mellan olika grupper människor samt hur intresset och kunskapen om svamp ser ut. De tillfrågade var skogsägare, lärare på gymnasiet, elever på gymnasiet, pensionärer och en grupp kallad övriga som täcker upp en blandning av människor i olika åldrar. Fick svar från alla utom eleverna. Intresset visade sig vara stort för svamp, främst matsvampar. Det fanns även en vilja att lära sig mer om svamp bland alla grupper. Störst kunskap visade sig skogsägarna och lärarna ha. 2014-04-07 First cycle, G2E NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6593/7/pettersson_l_140409.pdf Pettersson, Luna, 2014. Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem : hur ser kunskapsläget ut hos några olika grupper människor?. First cycle, G2E. Uppsala: (NL, NJ) > Dept. of Forest Mycology and Plant Pathology <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-390.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-3189 swe
spellingShingle Plant ecology
Forestry - General aspects
Pettersson, Luna
Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title_full Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title_fullStr Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title_full_unstemmed Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title_short Svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
title_sort svamparnas roller i svenska barrskogsekosystem
topic Plant ecology
Forestry - General aspects
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6593/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6593/