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is passed on from one stage in a food-chain to another and whether the
efliciency of energy fixation by organisms can be increased are fundamental t o the proper use of natural resources. The very long contribution by J. D. Ovington provides an integrated picture of the interrelations which exist between the biological and physico-chemical
components of woodlands. This account of the many facets of the
woodland ecosystem apart from being a fundamental contribution to
ecological science is of special significance to biologists and others
concerned with the place of woodlands in land utilisation programmes.
October, 1962
J. B. CIL4GG
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