This study explores the critical role of mycorrhizal networks in enhancing forest ecosystems' resilience to climate change. Mycorrhizal fungi form symbiotic associations with plant roots, facilitating nutrient exchange and improving water uptake, which are crucial for plant survival under stress conditions. By analyzing various forest biomes across different climatic zones, this research highlights how these networks contribute to maintaining biodiversity, stabilizing soil structure, and promoting carbon sequestration. The findings suggest that preserving and restoring mycorrhizal networks could be a vital strategy for forest management in the face of global climate challenges.

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