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Can transcriptome size and off-target effects explain the contrasting evolution of mitochondrial vs nuclear RNA editing? [PDF]
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The Swarm-Cells of Myxomycetes
Mycologia, 1949Germination of spores of a species of myxomycete was first reported by deBary (1) in 1854. He observed that the spores of Hemitrichia Vesparium 1 produced a flagellated swarm-cell rather than the hyphal tube characteristic of the higher fungi, with which the Myxomycetes were then classified. Subsequently deBary (3, 4) attempted to germinate spores of a
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Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1967
Stemonitis foliicola is described as a new species. Further records of rare species and a list of twenty new British species are given.
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Stemonitis foliicola is described as a new species. Further records of rare species and a list of twenty new British species are given.
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Taxonomic Notes on Myxomycetes, IV
Brittonia, 1947Lister (Mycetozoa ed. 3: 217. 1935) says of this species: "It is closely allied to Oligonema flavidum, of which it appears to be hardly more than a variety." Hagelstein (Mycologia 31: 341. 1939; 32: 377. 1940) notes its resemblance to A. nitens, from which it differs in its more golden color and the netted capillitium, in addition to the characteristic
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Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1965
The status of several taxa among the British myxomycetes is reviewed and two new combinations, Trichia contorta var. karstenii (Rost.) and Diacheopsis insessa (G. Lister), and a new name, Stemonitis microsperma are proposed. A key to the genus Echinostelium is provided and a new species, E. roseum is described.
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The status of several taxa among the British myxomycetes is reviewed and two new combinations, Trichia contorta var. karstenii (Rost.) and Diacheopsis insessa (G. Lister), and a new name, Stemonitis microsperma are proposed. A key to the genus Echinostelium is provided and a new species, E. roseum is described.
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Transactions of the American Microscopical Society, 1970
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