Climate change, snow mold and the <i>Bromus tectorum</i> invasion: mixed evidence for release from cold weather pathogens.

S2B ] , but the trends followed a similar pattern as seed production, with a marginally significant snowmelt × fungal treatment interaction ( P = 0.080).

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However, given that snow mold-inoculated subplots did not show a trend of increased mortality, let alone a significant trend, it is unlikely that M. nivale is responsible for the overwinter seedling mortality observed in our field experiment and the previous study by Compagnoni and Adler (2014b) .

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