Science Division, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Advancing knowledge of plants, algae and fungi via biodiversity research & the State Botanical Collection.
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ALT Figure 1 from the publication, showing locations and biomes sampled in continental Australia, Christmas Island, and Antarctica, and major fungal groups detected with their ecology. This work was supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program scholarship from La Trobe University. We would like to acknowledge the contribution of the Australian Microbiome and Biomes of Australian Soil Environments consortiums in the generation of data used in this publication. The Australian Microbiome initiative is supported by funding from Bioplatforms Australia and the Integrated Marine Observing System through the Australian Government’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy, Parks Australia through the Bush Blitz program funded by the Australian Government and BHP, and CSIRO.
ALT A large flower grows directly from the gray bark of a small tree. The flower is mostly cream colored with a ring of red.
ALT Three flowers grow directly from the gray bark of a small tree. The flowers are mostly cream colored with a ring of red.
ALT A circular graph diagram showing global authorship and collaboration of scientific publication using the ALA. Collaboration links between the 10 most authorship-intensive countries. The links represent the number of co-authored journal articles and are shaded according to the dominant country; collaborations within countries are not shown.