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Austin, 2010). At sites without mycorrhizal networks and mycorrhizal fungal propagules, survival and growth of seedlings could be reduced and artificial inoculation with mycorrhizal fungi might be helpful. However, advantage should be given to autochthonous species and strains of mycorrhizal fungi (Katanić et al., 2009).
Forest management has an important role in forest stability under unfavourable conditions such as climate change. Forest practices that favour fungal taxa that produce extensive mycorrhizal networks in order to increase soil aggregation and connectivity, or species that produce decay-resistant compounds are very welcome. Under current climate change and loss of biodiversity, close-to nature forestry must be a priority. Furthermore, it is of great importance to harmonize the interests of forestry, agriculture, and environmental protection (Orlović et al., 2014).
Conclusion
Zaključak
Mycorrhizas have an important role in forest ecosystems stability under climate change, by mitigating detrimental effects of different unfavourable factors as increased CO2 in the atmosphere, temperature rise, drought, lack of nutrients, soil acidification, pollutants, pests, diseases, etc. Forest management in the context of climate change should be long term, sustainable, and based on natural principles.
Acknowledgement
The study was financed by project 451-03-68/2020-14/ 200197 of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia and by the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia, PROMIS, GRANT No 6066613, MYCOCLIMART.
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