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Mark Brundrett is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He has expertise in symbiotic plant-fungal associations, particularly mycorrhizas, and has contributed significantly to the conservation biology of threatened flora, specializing in orchids. He has participated in several research projects, including the WA Native Orchid Study & Conservation Group, focusing on mycorrhizal fungi and their role in nutrient supply for rare orchids. His research interests also encompass restoration ecology, plant diversity, mycology, and pollination ecology. Brundrett has a strong academic background, holding a PhD in biology from the University of Waterloo and an MSc from the University of Guelph. He actively engages in academic collaborations and has contributed to various projects aimed at conserving and restoring orchid populations in Western Australia.
Western Australian Herbarium • Australia
Engaged in research related to plant-fungal interactions and conservation efforts.
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