Abstract
At least three quarters of the sites of brash fires in a mainly coniferous area on peat in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland were clonised by Rhizina undulata. On each of these sites an average of eight newly planted Picea abies died within five years. No more deaths were recorded during a further three years. Deaths of Picea abies seldom occurred where there had been no fire or on fire sites on hardwood stumps in the same area.
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