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Rhodocybe piperita
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PhD studies of Genevieve Gates (at the Warra LTER Bird Track)
Title: Macrofungal biodiversity as a tool in sustainable forestry, with special reference to coarse woody debris

Old Growth

Burnt in 1898

Burnt in 1934

Burnt in 1898 and 1934

Old growth
Burnt in 1898
Burnt in 1934
Burnt in 1898 and 1934

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This study was supported by grants from the Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment and from Forestry Tasmania.

For further information, contact

Genevieve Gates

email address: Genevieve.Gates@utas.edu.au

Genevieve Gates

 

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