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Observations on the Comparative Morphology and Taxonomic Relationships of Certain Grass Smuts in Western North America

George W. Fischer
Pages 408-425 | Published online: 24 Sep 2018

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G.D. Turnbull & B.D. Gossen. (2000) Pathotypes of Ustilago bullata differ in response to temperature and salinity conditions during spore germination. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 22:3, pages 293-299.
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R. E. Falloon. (1976) Effect of infection by Ustilago bullata on vegetative growth of Bromus catharticus . New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 19:2, pages 249-254.
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E. C. Tullis & A. G. Johnson. (1952) Synonymy of Tilletia Horrida and Neovossia Barclayana. Mycologia 44:6, pages 773-788.
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George W. Fischer & Jack P. Meiners. (1952) Ustilago Turcomanica Tranzsch. In the United States. Mycologia 44:2, pages 207-212.
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George W. Fischer. (1940) Two Cases of Haplo-Lethal Deficiency In Ustilago Bullata Operative Against Saprophytism. Mycologia 32:3, pages 275-289.
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George W. Fischer. (1938) Some New Grass Smut Records from the Pacific Northwest. Mycologia 30:4, pages 385-395.
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James O. Klemmedson & Justin G. Smith. (1964) Cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum L.). The Botanical Review 30:2, pages 226-262.
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Laura A. Kolk. (1943) GERMINATION OF GRASS SMUTS. American Journal of Botany 30:4, pages 317-330.
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