Pathogens in tropical forests: diversity and management Carl Marklund

Pathogens in tropical forests: diversity and management Carl MarklundPlants in tropical forests are subject to attack by a wide range of pathogenic organisms, including fungi, bacteria, viruses and parasitic plants, which reduce productivity. In natural forests, pathogens are normal components, arguably driving evolution through attacking susceptible individual trees, such that the following generations of plants are from more resistant parents. When serious abiotic problems arise, however, which may be natural or

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Through detailed empirical studies of development in Asia the chapters cast new light on the entanglements between religion and politics in this diverse region

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