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Discovery of sexual reproduction in an unusual new species of Stachylina (Trichomycetes) — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Discovery of sexual reproduction in an unusual new species of Stachylina (Trichomycetes)

Authors: Lichtwardt, R. W.

Year: 1988

Journal: Mycologica, Vol. 80(3), pp. 400-405

Publisher: UNKNOWN

DOI: 10.2307/3807639

Keywords: MYCOLOGY, PLANT REPRODUCTION, RMBL

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