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Main Author: Lamont, Byron B.
Format: Recurso digital
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Published: Zenodo 2025
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18031516
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  • Figure 13. Mutualisms between fungus-consuming woylies and earth-borer beetles, underground fungi (Mesophellia) and shrubs (such as Gastrolobium), here in Wandoo woodland. Fire initiates the life cycle of the promotes fungus consumption. Each component in the relationship is given a number. Insect pollinators have been from this scheme. Compiled by BBL from Lamont (1994), Groom and Lamont (2015), Houston (2012), images: Jiri (woylie), Houston and Bougher (2010, beetle), and DL Jones (Wandoo woodland) with permission, BBL (the