Arthropod communities in fungal fruitbodies are weakly structured by climate and biogeography across European beech forests
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M. Brändle | C. Bouget | R. Brandl | J. Heilmann‐Clausen | A. Brin | M. Gossner | L. Zapponi | K. Vandekerkhove | C. Bässler | M. Mikoláš | M. Svoboda | G. Isacsson | L. Opgenoorth | J. Schmidl | S. Thorn | A. Krištín | T. Lachat | A. Vrezec | Maria-Barbara Winter | S. Seibold | T. Wagner | L. Larrieu | H. Bussler | Nicolas Friess | E. Magnanou | K. Georgiev | Jörg Müller | U. Mergner | Pablo Aramendi | Radosław Gil | A. Maringer | J. Müller | Elodie Magnanou
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