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Some New Species of Ascomycetes on Coniferous Hosts

Edith K. CashBureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D. C.
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Ross W. DavidsonBureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D. C.
Pages 728-735 | Published online: 24 Sep 2018

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Richard T. Hanlin, Benjamin Jiménez, Lie-Hsing (Sam) Chang & Edward A. Brown. (1992) Crumenulopsis Atropurpurea Comb. Nov., From Japanese Red Pine in Georgia. Mycologia 84:5, pages 650-658.
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James Reid & R. F. Cain. (1963) A New Genus of the Hemiphacidiaceae. Mycologia 55:6, pages 781-785.
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W. Gams, B. Stielow, T. Gräfenhan & H.-J. Schroers. (2019) The ascomycete genus Niesslia and associated monocillium-like anamorphs. Mycological Progress 18:1-2, pages 5-76.
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