Fungi occurring in forests injured by air pollutants in the Upper Silesia and Cracow Industrial Regions of Poland. VI. Higher fungi colonizing the roots of trees in converted forest stands

S. Domański

Abstract


The most important fungi found in roots of diseased, and almost or recently dead trees are described. The plots studied were situated in 6-15 year old stands of tree species more resistant to industrial air pollutants than the Scots pine which they replaced. The studies were carried out in 6 variants in forests strongly and moderately injured or not affected by industrial emissions.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5586/asbp.1978.025

Journal ISSN:
  • 2083-9480 (online)
  • 0001-6977 (print; ceased since 2016)
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Polish Botanical Society