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Competition Between Plasmodial-Incompatibility Phenotypes of the Myxomycete Didymium Iridis. I. Paired Plasmodia

Jim ClarkT. H. Morgan School of Biological Sciences, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky40506
Pages 312-321 | Accepted 01 Aug 1979, Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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Jim Clark. (1984) Three-Clone Didymium Iridis Crosses and Plasmodial Incompatibility Phenotype. Mycologia 76:5, pages 810-815.
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Donald A. Betterley & O'Neil Ray Collins. (1984) Vegetative Incompatibility and Myxomycete Biology. Mycologia 76:5, pages 785-792.
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Jim Clark. (1980) Competition Between Plasmodial-Incompatibility Phenotypes of the Myxomycete Didymium Iridis. II. Multiple-Clone Crosses. Mycologia 72:3, pages 512-522.
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J. A. M. Schrauwen. 1984. Cellular Interactions. Cellular Interactions 291 308 .

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