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Cover Illustrations: In the cover, the sporocarp phase of a Clitocybe fungus in a temperate mixed forest near Basel, Switzerland. Some members of this genus create mycorrhizal guilds, which facilitate carbon transfer among mature trees, while others are host‐specific. In a study by Rog. et al., in this issue of Molecular Ecology, scientists from Israel, Switzerland, and Sweden, show that closely phylogenetic trees share a larger number of mycorrhizal species, and, in turn, share more carbon among them through common fungal networks. Photo Credit: Prof. Christian Körner