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Habitat alteration by introduced plant disease, Phytophthora cinnamomi: a potential threat to the conservation of Australian forest fauna
Record no:
45635
Author:
Garkaklis, Mark
;
Calver, M. C.
;
Wilson, B. A.
;
Hardy, G.E. St. J.
Citation:
BOOK: Conservation of Australia's Forest Fauna. 2nd ed. 2004 : 899-913 [kept 574.526420994 CON]
Year:
2004
Subject:
Phytophthora cinnamomi
;
Dieback - Western Australia
;
Plant diseases - Western Australia, Southwestern
;
Endangered species - Western Australia, Southwestern
;
Forests and forestry - Australia
;
Forest fauna - Australia
;
Forest conservation - Australia
;
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