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Genistelloides Hibernus: A New Trichomycete from a Winter-Emerging Stonefly

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Pages 477-485 | Accepted 18 Nov 1980, Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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Molly E. Bench & Merlin M. White. (2012) New species and first records of trichomycetes from immature aquatic insects in Idaho. Mycologia 104:1, pages 295-312.
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