2012Zhongguo shiyongjunRequires access

Investigation of the Ascomycetes Resources Mountain Yuntai in Shibing of Guizhou Province

Wang Jianxiang

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Mountain Yuntai Natural Reserve in Shibing was one of the most abundant areas of wild ascomycetes resources in China.The species of the ascomycetes were investigated and researched.The results showed that there were 35 species,which belonged to 11 families,24 genera,and 7 species belonged to edible and medicinal mushroom.

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Mountain Yuntai Natural Reserve in Shibing was one of the most abundant areas of wild ascomycetes resources in China.The species of the ascomycetes were investigated and researched.The results showed that there were 35 species,which belonged to 11 families,24 genera,and 7 species belonged to edible and medicinal mushroom.

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Mountain Yuntai Natural Reserve in Shibing was one of the most abundant areas of wild ascomycetes resources in China.The species of the ascomycetes were investigated and researched.The results showed that there were 35 species,which belonged to 11 families,24 genera,and 7 species belonged to edible and medicinal mushroom.

Key concepts: China, Mushroom, Geography, Botany, Biology, Archaeology

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