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January 1, 1976Mycologia

Illinois Fungi 6. Two New Species of Wood-Inhabiting Hyphomycetes from Freshwater

Carol A. Shearer J. L. Crane Margann Miller

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(1976). Illinois Fungi 6. Two New Species of Wood-Inhabiting Hyphomycetes from Freshwater. Mycologia: Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 184-189.

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