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 Date: 2012-12-21 11:44:49Ash Botany Ecology Biology Fraxinus excelsior Wet woodland Ancient woodland |
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The Distribution of Important Ash in Great Britain | FCS BRIEFING NOTE – Awareness of Chalara dieback of Ash Issue 7.1 UPDATE – 30th October 2012 ALTERNATIVE SPECIES TO ASH FOR PLANTING IN NATIVE WOODLANDS. BackgroundDocID: 1aRYZ - View Document |
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