This project will investigate roles of pyrophilous EMF in post fire recovery by assessing (1) effects of inoculation with a pyrophilous EMF on seedling growth and survival in burned and unburned field…

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Award ID
L25AC00249
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$33,085

Award facts

Assistance listing
15.232 Joint Fire Science Program
Completion date
Funding
  • $25,000.00 Federal
  • $8,085.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Washington, USA

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Description

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This project will investigate roles of pyrophilous EMF in post fire recovery by assessing (1) effects of inoculation with a pyrophilous EMF on seedling growth and survival in burned and unburned field soils (2) interacting effects of burned soils and water limited conditions on seedling ecophysiology and survival and (3) whether pyrophilous EMF have traits which enable them to grow in burned soils or under water deficit. We hypothesize pyrophilous EMF will improve host performance and that there will be an interaction between burn status and water availability where mycorrhization will improve host ecophysiological performance and survival in burned soils and under water deficit relative to control conditions. Furthermore burned soils and limited moisture conditions will induce fungal genes involved in mineralization of pyrolyzed organic matter and water uptake enabling these fungi to thrive in post fire environments.

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Who received award L25AC00249?

L25AC00249 was awarded to University Of Washington by National Office (Bureau of Land Management) on September 15, 2025.

How much is award L25AC00249 worth?

$33,085 has been obligated on L25AC00249: $25,000 in federal funding and $8,085 in non-federal funding.

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