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Three Mycenas revised

1979
Mycena flocculentipes is reduced to the synonymy of M. hiemalis. Mycena metata is maintained as the correct name for M. vitrea var. tenella sensu Ricken, and M. phyllogena becomes a synonym. Mycena corticola is rejected as an ambiguous name, while M. meliigena seems a plausible choice as the correct name for M. corticola sensu Kühner.
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Mycena d'Europa

Field Mycology, 2004
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Homer and Mycenae

The Classical Weekly, 1936
W. F. J. Knight, Martin P. Nilsson
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Mycenae

1878
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Mycenae, 1955

Archaeological Reports, 1955
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Mycena nomenclature

Mycologist, 1996
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Deux Mycena nouveaux

1958
Mycena nucicola Huijsm. sp. nov. — Fig. 1 — Pusillima, tota alba, solitaria ad nuces dejectas Coryli avellanae; pileo usque ad 2 mm lato, conico-elevato vel hemisphaerico, pulverulento; lamellis subventricosis; stipite 12—22 X 0,15—2 mm, subfarinoso, disco basali minuto, pulverulento; sporis 7—9 X 4—5 µ, ellipsoideis vel subcylindraceis, amyloideis ...
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The Unique Features of the Luminescent Fungus Mycena gombakensis

Biophysics
A. P. Puzyr, E. Posokhina, A. A. Timofeev, A. E. Burov, S. E. Medvedeva, I. N. Pavlov   +5 more
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Mycenae

2003
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New insights into the biology and infectious process of Mycena citricolor, the American Leaf Spot in Coffee, from field and phytotron assays.

Poster ​​Abstracts​

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