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Studies on Some Western Porias with Negative or Weak Oxidase Reactions

Frances F. LombardForest Disease Laboratory United States Department of Agriculture Route 2, Box 263 Laurel, Maryland and Department of Forest Botany and PathologyState University of New York College of ForestrySyracuse, New York.
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Robert L. GilbertsonForest Disease Laboratory United States Department of Agriculture Route 2, Box 263 Laurel, Maryland and Department of Forest Botany and PathologyState University of New York College of ForestrySyracuse, New York.
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