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The Ultrastructure of Soft Rot Fungi. II. Cavity-Forming Hyphae in Wood Cell Walls

Michael D. HaleDepartment of Biological Sciences, Portsmouth Polytechnic, PortsmouthPOI 2DY, United Kingdom
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Rodney A. EatonDepartment of Biological Sciences, Portsmouth Polytechnic, PortsmouthPOI 2DY, United Kingdom
Pages 594-605 | Accepted 24 Dec 1984, Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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