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Ascomycetes on Polytrichadelphus aristatus (Musci)

Mycological Research, 2007
Fourteen herbarium specimens of Polytrichadelphus aristatus (Polytrichaceae, Musci) from the northern Andes were found to be colonized by ascomycetes. Thirty fungal specimens are indicated representing nine species and six genera. They belong to the first records of bryophilous fungi of northern South America.
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Notes on Bryoerythrophyllum (Musci)

The Bryologist, 1986
Diagnose de B. sharpii sp. nov., nouvel examen de B. erythrophyllum jamesonii.
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CRYTOGAMIA. MUSCI

exaly   +2 more sources

Patterns of relationships inTrichostomoideae (Pottiaceae, Musci)

Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1999
Ribosomal DNA sequences were employed to infer relationships among EuropeanPottiaceae. Intragenic spacer I was sequenced for sixTrichostomoideae (Eucladium verticillatum, Pleurochaete squarrosa, Tortella flavovirens, T. nitida, T. tortuosa, Trichostomum brachydontium) and seven taxa from the other European subfamilies included inPottiaceae ...
SPAGNUOLO, VALERIA, CAPUTO, PAOLO, COZZOLINO S., CASTALDO R., DE LUCA P.   +4 more
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Musci

1892
J Macoun, N C Kindberg
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Mchy (Musci)

The Bryologist, 1960
H. Crum, Bronislaw Szafran
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Musci Austro-Americani

The Bryologist, 1983
Diana G. Horton, W. Mitten
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Musci Mexicani

The Bryologist, 1909
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New Musci

Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, 1875
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REVIEWS OF MUSCI

Music and Letters, 1937
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