Konferensposter2024Öppen tillgång
Research in Relation to SDGs : the case of Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Albertsson, Daniel; Lundén, Tomas; Toljander, Ylva.
Publikationer
2024
2020
Konferensposter2020
A Swedish network for research data management
Taberman, Ida; Toljander, Ylva; Lindroos, Hanna.
2013
Forskningsartikel2013Vetenskapligt granskad
Host plant-ectomycorrhizal fungus combination drives resource allocation in willow: Evidence for complex species interaction from a simple experiment
Fransson, Petra; Toljander, Ylva; Baum, Christel et al.
2012
Konferensabstrakt2012
Abundance and diversity of ectomycorrhizal willows (Salix spp.) in short rotation coppice and adjacent natural stands
Toljander, Ylva; Baum, Christel; Fransson, Petra et al.
Forskningsartikel2012Vetenskapligt granskad
Correspondence of ectomycorrhizal diversity and colonisation of willows (Salix spp.) grown in short rotation coppice on arable sites and adjacent natural stands
Hrynkiewicz, K.; Toljander, Ylva; Baum, Christel et al.
2009
Forskningsartikel2009Vetenskapligt granskad
The significance of host-fungus combinations in ectomycorrhizal symbioses for the chemical quality of willow foliage
Baum, Christel; Toljander, Ylva K.; Eckhardt, Kai-Uwe et al.
2008
Konferensabstrakt2008
Effects of mycorrhizal inoculations on willow foliar chemical resistance to insect herbivory: A carbon economy perspective
Toljander, Ylva; Baum, C; Fransson, Petra Maud Asta et al.
2007
Forskningsartikel2007Vetenskapligt granskad
First report of canker and dieback disease of Grevillea robusta in East Africa caused by Botryosphaeria spp
Toljander, YK; Nyeko, P; Stenstrom, E et al.
2006
Konferensabstrakt2006
Mycorrhizal colonisation of willows in plantations and adjacent natural stands
Toljander, Ylva; Weih, Martin; Taylor, AFS.
Forskningsartikel2006Vetenskapligt granskadÖppen tillgång
Species composition of an ectomycorrhizal fungal community along a local nutrient gradient in a boreal forest
Toljander, JF; Eberhardt, U; Toljander, YK et al.
Forskningsartikel2006Vetenskapligt granskad
Environmental fluctuations facilitate species co-existence and increase decomposition in communities of wood decay fungi
Toljander, YK; Lindahl, BD; Holmer, L et al.