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  • 1. EcM fungal community structure, but not diversity, altered in a Pb-contaminated shooting range in a boreal coniferous forest site in Southern Finland.
    Hui N, Jumpponen A, Niskanen T, Liimatainen K, Jones KL, Koivula T, Romantschuk M, Strömmer R.
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