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        Examination of species of wood decay fungi present on hazard street trees in Thunder Bay, Ontario 

        Dawson, Mack (2018)
        Urban forests are an integral component in modern day urban infrastructure. Forests systematically planted in unnatural growing conditions are predisposed to injury, deficiency and disease, therefore requiring regular ...
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        Exterior characteristics and internal wood decay of hazard trees in Thunder Bay, Ontario 

        Barker, Kurtis James (2013)
        One major component of urban forestry is the ability to recognize hazard trees and have them removed before they fail or cause damage to people or property. Thunder Bay's urban forest consists of approximately 20,000 street ...
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        The impact of a fungus-feeding nematode (Aphelenchoides sp.) on decomposition of trembling aspen wood by various wood-decay fungi 

        Reale, Julia (2018)
        Grazing by fungus feeding invertebrates on fungal mycelium can potentially impact many important ecological processes such as the formation of mycorrhizas and the decomposition of wood and litter. A study was initiated to ...
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        Mycoparasites and decay fungi: a study of their ecological interactions on wood blocks of Betula papyrifera 

        Rea, Emily Caitlin (2020)
        Decay fungi are an extremely important part of the forest ecosystem and provide essential ecosystem services including the breakdown of complex organic compounds and nutrient release. However, this important group of fungi ...

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