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Culture and Cytological Development of Coprotus Lacteus (Pezizales)

Leslie Paul KishDepartment of Botany, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida32601
Pages 422-435 | Accepted 25 Aug 1973, Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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J. C. Krug & R. S. Khan. (1991) Dictyocoprotus, a New Genus of the Pyronemataceae with Reticulated Ascospores. Mycologia 83:1, pages 103-106.
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Don A. Samuelson & James W. Kimbrough. (1978) ASCI of the Pezizales V: The Apical Apparatus of Trichobolus Zukalii. Mycologia 70:6, pages 1191-1200.
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James W. Kimbrough. (1974) Structure and Development of Lasiobolus Monascus, A New Species of Pezizales, Ascomycetes. Mycologia 66:6, pages 907-918.
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