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Molecular Evolution

Isozyme patterns in cultured Harpellales

Roger GriggDepartment of Botany, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas66045-2106
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Robert W. LichtwardtDepartment of Botany, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas66045-2106Correspondence[email protected]
Pages 219-229 | Accepted 08 Nov 1995, Published online: 28 Aug 2018

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Yan Wang, Eric D. Tretter, Robert W. Lichtwardt & Merlin M. White. (2013) Overview of 75 years of Smittium research, establishing a new genus for Smittium culisetae, and prospects for future revisions of the ‘Smittium’ clade. Mycologia 105:1, pages 90-111.
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Alexandra M. Gottlieb & Robert W. Lichtwardt. (2001) Molecular variation within and among species of Harpellales. Mycologia 93:1, pages 66-81.
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Matías J. Cafaro. (2000) Gut fungi of isopods: the genus Palavascia. Mycologia 92:2, pages 361-369.
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Robert W. Lichtwardt, Leonard C. Ferrington$suffix/text()$suffix/text() & Claudia López Lastra. (1999) Trichomycetes in Argentinean aquatic insect larvae. Mycologia 91:6, pages 1060-1082.
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Robert W. Lichtwardt & Roger D. Grigg. (1998) Four new Smittium species inhabiting the hindgut of Chironomidae larvae. Mycologia 90:3, pages 427-433.
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Robert W. Lichtwardt & José Arenas M.. (1996) Trichomycetes in aquatic insects from southern Chile. Mycologia 88:5, pages 844-857.
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