FUNGAL INVASIVE SPECIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY LOSS: THE CASE OF FAVOLASCHIA CALOCERA R. HEIM EX R. HEIM

Authors

  • MIRCA ZOTTI
  • ALFREDO VIZZINI

Abstract

The invasive organisms (especially, plants and animal species) are considered one of the main causes of global biodiversity loss. Up to day, few papers deal with the spreading of fungi.

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2018-05-22

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Vol. 72 (2010): Acclimatization, global change, gardening and biodiversity conservation Ventimiglia Genova (Italy) 8-11 May 2007 Celebration of the first centenary of the death of Sir Thomas Hanbury (1832 - 1907)

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