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Retaining deadwood in disturbed forests reduces changes to soil fungal communities and promotes regeneration

  • News | 12 Oct 2022
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Knowledge of impacts on fungal communities and carbon stocks, however, is important for informing optimal management. In particular, the symbiotic fungi that help trees to grow can be negatively impacted by disturbance, new research shows - which could be key in natural forest regeneration.

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13 Oct 2022

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