Re: Defining Sustainability -Reply

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• Date: Wed, 11 Oct 1995 13:32:53 +0100
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Philip Mason

I don't know whether you are actively looking for contacts, but
someone working on mycorrhizas in trees for soil conservation,
mainly in South America and South East Asia is Dr. John Dodd,
head of the microbiology lab., Durrel Institute for Conservation
and Ecology, University of Kent, Canterbury. His email address
is J.C.Dodd@ukc.ac.uk

regards

Dr. Jamie Fairbairn
Research Fellow
Modelling the Forest Transition
Geography Department            Tel: UK 01224-273589
Aberdeen University             Fax: UK 01224-272331
Aberdeen AB1 2UF                email geo305@aberdeen.ac.uk




> However if anyone is interested in the role of mycorrhizas in sustainable
> forestry I should be pleased to hear from them.
>
> regards
>
> Dr Philip Mason
> Institute of Terrestrial Ecology
> Bush Estate
> Penicuik
> Midlothian EH26 0QB
> Scotland
> UK
>
> Tel;  00 44 131 445 4343
> Fax; 00 44 131 445 3943
> Email; pam@ite.ac.uk
>

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