How do fungi and trees work together? Professor Martin Bidartondo from Imperial College London explains the amazing and mysterious relationship between these two, including the history of their co-evolution and why they now rely so much on one another
Martin is an expert in the field. Formally of the University of California at Berkeley, and now with Imperial College London and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, his research investigates the ecology and evolution of mycorrhizae, one of the dominant symbioses of terrestrial ecosystems.
Part of National Tree Week 2002.
