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    Positional variation in phylloplane microbial populations within an apple tree canopy

    Variation in density of epiphytic yeasts, filamentous fungi, and bacteria on apple leaves collected from eight trees at nine dates for two seasons was determined with respect to three positional factors: heigh...

    John H. Andrews, Charles M. Kenerley, Erik V. Nordheim in Microbial Ecology (1980)

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    Fungi, leaves, and the theory of island biogeography

    Species dynamics of fungi (filamentous fungi and yeasts) on apple leaves were studied within the framework of the theory of island biogeography by following “immigration” and “extinction” patterns on individua...

    John H. Andrews, Linda L. Kinkel, Flora M. Berbee, Erik V. Nordheim in Microbial Ecology (1987)

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    Fungal immigration dynamics and community development on apple leaves

    Fungal immigration dynamics and community development were followed over time on sets of surface-disinfested apple leaves in the field. Immigration was defined as the arrival of viable propagules on the leaf s...

    Linda L. Kinkel, John H. Andrews, Erik V. Nordheim in Microbial Ecology (1989)

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    Microbial introductions to apple leaves: Influences of altered immigration on fungal community dynamics

    Fungal immigration to apple leaves in the field was altered by the introduction of populations ofChaetomium globosum orAureobasidium pullulans to surface-disinfested leaves either immediately following, or 6 days...

    Linda L. Kinkel, John H. Andrews, Erik V. Nordheim in Microbial Ecology (1989)

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    Microbial community analysis in incompletely or destructively sampled systems

    Analyses of microbial community dynamics are often constrained by the destructive, indirect, and incomplete nature of most sampling techniques. These methodological constraints compel assumptions that are rare...

    Linda L. Kinkel, Erik V. Nordheim, John H. Andrews in Microbial Ecology (1992)