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Schwarze: Fungal strategies of wood decay

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Rob, thanks for the books. Duncan passed them on to me today.

 

At first glance the Schmidt book looks like more than my tiny brain can cope with but the Schwarze book looks superb!

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Rob, thanks for the books. Duncan passed them on to me today.

 

At first glance the Schmidt book looks like more than my tiny brain can cope with but the Schwarze book looks superb!

 

it is, pay particular attention to the sections on soft rot, reaction zones and see what you make of it.:thumbup1:

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Rob, thanks for the books. Duncan passed them on to me today.

 

At first glance the Schmidt book looks like more than my tiny brain can cope with but the Schwarze book looks superb!

 

 

i feel the same way. but it does start to sink in!

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