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SOUTH AFRICAN MICROTHYRIACEAE

Ethel M. Doidge
Pages 235-282 | Published online: 01 Apr 2010

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Ludovic Le Renard, Ruth A. Stockey, Garland Upchurch & Mary L. Berbee. (2020) A new epiphyllous fly-speck fungus from the Early Cretaceous Potomac Group of Virginia (125–112 Ma): Protographum luttrellii, gen. et sp. nov.. Mycologia 112:3, pages 504-518.
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Ruth Winifred Ryan. (1926) The Development of the Perithecia in the Microthyriaceae and a Comparison with Meliola. Mycologia 18:3, pages 100-110.
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D. S. Marasinghe, S. Hongsanan, X. Y. Zeng, E. B. G. Jones, P. Chomnunti, S. Boonmee & K. D. Hyde. (2023) Taxonomic monograph of epifoliar fungi. Fungal Diversity 121:1, pages 139-334.
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Ludovic Le Renard, André L. Firmino, Olinto L. Pereira, Ruth A. Stockey & Mary L. Berbee. (2020) Character evolution of modern fly‐speck fungi and implications for interpreting thyriothecial fossils. American Journal of Botany 107:7, pages 1021-1040.
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Adriaana Jacobs. (2016) The life and times of Ethel Mary Doidge, a pioneer of South African mycology. IMA Fungus 7:2, pages A69-A70.
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Marie L. Farr. (1971) A modified ‘beeli formula’ as identification tool for asterinaceous fungi and their pycnidial stages. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 43:2, pages 161-163.
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