Fungal succession – unravelling the unpredictable

JULIET C. FRANKLAND

doi:10.1017/S0953756297005364

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The nature and mechanisms of successions of fungi in soil and plant litter are discussed, and an autecological study of a basidiomycete used to illustrate some methods of approach.

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