Very true.
However one must remember that in places in New
Zealand and Australia many farms have extensive old growth or mature forests
still viable on their farms. I personally believe that we can learn from these
areas and hopefully manage these areas better. Especially when we realise
the value they represent. Many farms in the past have had these
areas bulldozed and burnt. These forests represent areas where we can get
inoculums that may be very beneficial for farms and horticulture
crops.
Management is the issue.
Where else can we get these organisms (indemic to
the area)?
Incidentally West Aus has a HUGE range of
Mychorizal fungi in its forests.
Regards Mike Harvey.
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