Direct and indirect community effects of the invasive plant pathogen Austropuccinia psidii (myrtle rust) in eastern Australian rainforests

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This study shows that in a short time period, infection by an #invasive fungal #pathogen has resulted in changes in species richness and abundance in Australian rainforest #communities https://t.co/Wa15KN9rmx

The #invasive #pathogen #myrtlerust causes changes in species #richness and #abundance in Australian rainforest communities: https://t.co/EG5oNXXguP https://t.co/69alxfmlCq

RT @laufw81: Thrilled to share the last chapter of my #PhD now published!!! two years of amazing #fieldwork in beauuutiful #Australia using…

Congratulations @laufw81 for publishing your last chapter of your PhD! 👏"Direct and indirect community effects of the #invasive #plant #pathogen Austropuccinia psidii (myrtle rust) in eastern #Australian #rainforests" Well done!

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