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• W1569254742 abstract "Decaying wood presents unique opportunities for those interested in growth and interaction of fungi with one another to form populations and communities in natural substrata. This is because decaying wood is a spatially defined, bulky resource in which many of the fungi—especially those causing decay—frequently occur as single colonies, each occupying considerable volumes. Wood becomes decayed under a wide range of circumstances—namely, within the living tree, after felling or pruning in dead trunks, logs, stumps, and branches, and at almost any stage during its conversion and subsequent varied use by man. The process and rate of decay is generally influenced by innumerable factors—including the type of wood, its moisture content, its nitrogen content, treatment with preservatives, and temperature. This chapter explores the usage of decaying wood as a vehicle for understanding natural fungal populations and communities. The chapter focuses on the decay in dead or moribund natural woody substrata such as stumps, logs, trunks, and branches rather than in living trees or with timber converted for use by man and which have been variously treated or preserved." @default.
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• W1569254742 date "1980-01-01" @default.
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• W1569254742 title "Population and Community Structure and Dynamics of Fungi in Decaying Wood" @default.
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