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A commentary in Fungal Ecology (Pautasso 2013) reported a significant (although shallow) increase through time in the proportion of papers mentioning fungi for 25 out of 30 keywords (ranging, e.g., from ecology to mountain, from agriculture to disease). Dam (2013) complains in his commentary about the rounding-off of
associated keyword, the percentage of ‘fungal’ papers varies among 0.3% (networks) and 8% (pathogens), and the rate of increase is between 0.06% (disease and health) and 1.5% (grasslands) per decade. Fungi are sometimes less often mentioned than insects (e.g. in the agriculture and climate change literature), but the
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