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Lynne Boddy

Subscriber Episode • December 14, 2024 • Arboricultural Academy • Season 2024 • Episode 14

This episode is only available to subscribers.

This podcast summarizes a scientific article exploring the roles of bacteria and fungi in decomposing wood. The article examines the diversity of bacterial communities, their interactions with fungi—ranging from antagonistic to mutually beneficial—and their contributions to wood decomposition. It provides an overview of current knowledge while identifying key areas for future research. A central theme is the complexity and diversity of the relationships between bacteria and fungi within this unique ecosystem.

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