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A New Species of Chaetoceratostoma

W. M. FarrowResearch Division, Commercial Solvents Corporation, Terre Haute, Indiana
Pages 416-419 | Published online: 13 Sep 2018

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Gladys E. Baker. (1968) Fungi from the Central Pacific Region. Mycologia 60:1, pages 196-201.
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Roger D. Goos. (1963) Further Observations on Soil Fungi in Honduras. Mycologia 55:2, pages 142-150.
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R. D. Goos. (1960) Soil Fungi from Costa Rica and Panama. Mycologia 52:6, pages 877-883.
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Wendy A Untereiner, Valérie Débois & Françoise A Naveau. (2001) Molecular systematics of the ascomycete genus Farrowia (Chaetomiaceae) . Canadian Journal of Botany 79:3, pages 321-333.
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