Abstracts received so far:

1. Arbuscular mycorrhizae and their role in plant restoration in subtropical Florida. - FISHER, JACK B.* AND K. JAYACHANDRAN.
2. Biocomplexity in mycorrhizae. - SOUTHWORTH, DARLENE*, LARRY PETERSON, AND JACK FISHER.
3. Cytological characterization of Arum and Paris-type arbuscular mycorrhizas. - PETERSON, R. LARRY.
4. Direct effect of nitrogen as a mechanism for change in ectomycorrhizal fungal communities, The. - AVIS, PETER G.*, D. J. MCLAUGHLIN, I. CHARVAT, AND P. REICH.
5. Horizontally transmitted symbiosis in a patchy world: mycorrhizal infection of oak seedlings in old fields and savanna openings, A. - DICKIE, IAN A.*, STEFAN A. SCHNITZER, PETER B. REICH, AND SARAH E. HOBBIE.
6. Morphological, molecular and isotopic tracer evidence for ectomycorrhizal fungal networks linking multiple plants in the field. - DURALL, DANIEL M.* AND MELANIE D. JONES.
7. Orchid mycorrhizas - learning from the 'exceptions'. - ZELMER, CARLA D.
8. Profiling of genes expressed in Medicago truncatula / Glomus versiforme arbuscular mycorrhizal roots. - LIU, JINYUAN*, GABRIELLA ENDRE, JENNIFER CHO, CHRISTOPHER D TOWN, KATHRYN A VANDENBOSCH, AND MARIA J HARRISON.
9. Re-examining the structural differences between typical ectomycorrhiza and monotropoid and pyroloid symbioses. - MASSICOTTE, HUGUES B.
10. Water transfer between plants and their mycorrhizal mutualists sustains plant nutrient acquisition in dry soils. - EGERTON-WARBURTON, LOUISE M.*, J. IGNACIO QUEREJETA, AND MICHAEL F. ALLEN.