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Comparative Studies of Single-Basidiospore Isolates of Pellicularia Filamentosa and Pellicularia Praticola

George C. PapavizasCrops Research DivisionAgricultural Research ServiceU. S. Department of AgricultureBeltsville, Maryland
Pages 91-103 | Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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C. C. Tu, D. A. Roberts & J. W. Kimbrough. (1969) Hyphal Fusion, Nuclear Condition, And Perfect Stages of Three Species of Rhizoctonia. Mycologia 61:4, pages 775-783.
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Y Koltin, J Stamberg & P A Lemke. (1972) Genetic structure and evolution of the incompatibility factors in higher fungi. Bacteriological Reviews 36:2, pages 156-171.
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