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Reports the introduction of Luteodiscus epibryus in Asia, indicating its ecological significance.
The bryophilous species Luteodiscus epibryus (Ascomycota) was found for the first time in Asia growing on Hypnum sp. and Diplophyllum sp. The Japanese material is briefly described and illustrated with macrophotographs.
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