MYCOBIOTA COMPOSITION OF CULTIVATED PLANTS IN THE KUR-ARAZ VALLEY IN RELATION TO THEIR ECOLO-TROPHIC INTERACTIONS

It is well known that any ecosystem—including both natural coenoses and agrophytocoenoses—is a dynamic and ever-evolving system comprising the totality of fungal populations inhabiting it. Therefore, to elucidate the processes occurring within such ecosystems and to understand the functional roles of their individual components, it is essential to begin with the identification of the taxonomic placement of the organisms present. Specifically, the determination of species composition is the primary and universally accepted approach in modern mycological studies.