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Why do you suppose there are few, if any, mycorrhizae in aquatic environments?
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I imagine obtaining water is not a huge problem for aquatic plants. Though I am not sure about obtaining minerals/nutrients.
Are there aquatic, filamentous Fungi? It may be a limitation on the fungal parther.
Elio replies:
Fungi are not abundant in the oceans but they do exist, filamentous ones included. A neglected topic, for sure.
Thanks for your interest.
Posted by: RE | November 28, 2013 at 02:09 PM