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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Wood-inhabiting fungi"”.

  1. The fungal communities associated with Red-cockaded Woodpeckers and their excavations: descriptive and experimental evidence of symbiosis

    Cavity-excavating birds, such as woodpeckers, are ecosystem engineers and are often assumed to rely upon wood decay fungi to assist in softening the wood of potential excavation sites. Endangered red-cockaded woodpeckers (Picoides borealis; RCWs) are the only birds known to solely excavate through …

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  2. Mechanistic aspects of microbial invasion of wood

    … thesis was undertaken to determine the effect of wood on behavioural aspects and growth of fungi and bacteria in pure culture and soil.<br/><br/>It was shown that sapwood blocks of lime (Tilia vulgaris) end pine (Pinus sylvestris) strongly influenced hyphal extension patterns of several wood …

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  3. Diversität und Ökologie holzbewohnender Pilze in Khonin Nuga, Westkhentey, Mongolei

    Die vorliegende Arbeit befasst sich zum ersten Mal mit Vielfalt und Ökologie holzbewohnender Pilze in der Mongolei. Das Untersuchungsgebiet Khonin Nuga befindet sich im Westkhentey im Nordosten der Mongolei und gehört zur Pufferzone des Streng Geschützten Gebietes Khan Khentey. Die Untersuchungen …

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