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Some Observations on the Development of Endogone Malleola Hark

Leva B. WalkerUniversity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr.
Pages 245-257 | Published online: 24 Sep 2018

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T. H. Nicolson & J. W. Gerdemann. (1968) Mycorrhizal Endogone Species. Mycologia 60:2, pages 313-325.
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Eleanor Silver Dowding. (1955) Endogone in Canadian Rodents. Mycologia 47:1, pages 51-57.
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Bessie B. Kanouse. (1936) Studies of Two Species of Endogone in Culture. Mycologia 28:1, pages 47-62.
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G. Otto. (1959) Beitrag zur Frage der funktionellen Bedeutung der Vesikel der endotrophen Mycorrhiza an S�mlingen von Malus communis L.. Archiv f�r Mikrobiologie 32:4, pages 373-392.
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