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Less than 200 years ago, Australian vegetation was still in its primal stage; the
older plants in its present woodlands ... Plant life. Australian federal and state
governments maintain institutions for the scientific collection and study of the
kinds (or ...
Less than 200 years ago, Australian vegetation was still in its primal stage; the
older plants in its present woodlands ... Plant life. Australian federal and state
governments maintain institutions for the scientific collection and study of the
kinds (or ...
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Bacteria occur on plant surfaces and will grow if conditions are favourable. They
also invade and infect plant tissues, from which they are dispersed periodically
into the atmosphere. Soil, particularly rich garden soil, contains countless
bacteria ...
Bacteria occur on plant surfaces and will grow if conditions are favourable. They
also invade and infect plant tissues, from which they are dispersed periodically
into the atmosphere. Soil, particularly rich garden soil, contains countless
bacteria ...
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Many plant and animal species interact facultatively in ways that are general and
indirect but beneficial to both species. ... The interactions that occur between soil
bacteria and fungi and between them and higher plants growing in the soil are ...
Many plant and animal species interact facultatively in ways that are general and
indirect but beneficial to both species. ... The interactions that occur between soil
bacteria and fungi and between them and higher plants growing in the soil are ...
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