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Fungal communities decline with urbanization—more in air than in soil

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Fungal communities decline with urbanization—more in air than in soil

N. Abrego, B. Crosier, et al.

This study reveals a striking decline in fungal communities due to urbanization, with air samples showing even lower diversity than soil. Conducted by Nerea Abrego and collaborators, this research highlights the potential of aerial fungal analysis as an indicator of urban ecosystem health.

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