Decomposer Basidiomycetes. Their Biology and Ecology. 1982. (British Mycological Society Symposium Series, volume 4). approximately 13 plates.48 figures. 38 tabs. XV,355 p. gr8vo. Paper bd. - (Reprint 2009).

Contents: Watling, R.: Taxonomic status and ecological identity in the Basidiomycetes/ Kramer, C.L.: Production, release and dispersal of Basidiospores/ Montgomery,R.A.P.: Role of polysaccharidase enzyms in the decay of wood/ Kirk, T.K. and P.Fenn: Formation and action of the ligninolytic system/Jenning, D.H.: Movement of Serpula lacrimans from substrate to substrate/Rayner, A.D.M. and N.K.Todd: Population structure in wood-decomposing Basidiomycetes/Ecological genetics of basidiomycete populations in decaying wood/Mercer, P.: Basidiomycete decay of standing trees/Levy, J.F.: Place of Basidiomycetes in the decay of wood in contact with the ground/Dickinson, D.J.: Decay of commercial timbers/ Gareth-Jones, E.B.: Decomposition by Basidiomycetes in aquatic environments/ Hering, T.F.: Decomposing activity of Basidiomycetes inforest litter /Hintikka, V.: Colonisation of litter and wood byBasidiomycetes in Finnish forests/ Frankland, J.C.: Biomass and nutrient cycling by decomposer Basidiomycetes/ J.N.Hedger and T.Basutri: Role ofBasidiomycetes in composts/ Swift, M.J.: Basidiomycetes as components offorest ecosystems.