William Henry Long, 1867–1947

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• The genus Phellorina. Lloydia 9: 132–138. Illus. 1946.
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• (With David J. Stouffer.) Studies in the Gasteromycetes XVI. The Geastraceae of the Southwestern United States. Mycologia 40: 547–585. Illus. 1948.
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• (With David J. Stouffer.) Studies in the Gasteromycetes XVIII. The Phalloids of the Southwestern United States. Lloydia 11: 60–76. Illus. 1948.
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