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Two New Members of the Physarales
Mycologia, 1967 This paper deals with two new species of Myxomycetes collected in Northern California. Collecting in this area has yielded many rare and new taxa, two of which, Didymium aurantipes Brooks & Kowalski (1966) and Lamproderma fusiforme Kowalski (1966), were recently described. Including the species to be described below, the total num?
Donald T. Kowalski
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Protophysarum phloiogenum and a new family in the Physarales
Mycological Research, 1998 A taxonomic and chorologic study of Protophysarum phloiogenum, including light and SEM micrographs is presented. The authors propose the new family Protophysaraceae in the Physarales.
A. Castillo, C Illana, Gabriel Moreno
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Diderma laiseae (Didymiaceae, Physarales), a new species of Myxomycetes from Brazil
PhytotaxaWe describe a new species, Diderma laiseae, based on detailed morphological analyses. The type material was collected in the field from dead wood and insect remains (coleoptera) within Floresta Nacional de Silvânia, a conservation unit in the Cerrado ...
I. C. Moreira +2 more
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American Journal of Botany, 1967 Double‐diffusion technique was used to investigate myxomycete relationships within the order Physarales. Extracts of plasmodia of 22 slime mold isolates were reacted with five antisera produced to Plasmodia of Didymium nigripes, Physarella oblonga, Physarum polycephalum, Physarum gyrosum and Fuligo septica.
Robert G. Franke
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Observations on Physarum Hongkongense (Physarales, Myxomycetes) from Taiwan
, 1998 Chao-Hsuan Chung, Shean-Shung Tzean
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