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Fungi from peatlandsThormann et al., 2007
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- Thormann M
- Rice A
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- Fungal diversity
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The understanding of microbial biodiversity in peatlands has grown considerably over the past two decades. This is encouraging, given the global distribution of peatlands and their potentially increasing significance under a changing climate, particularly as it pertains to …
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