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Lactarius Subg. Lactarius (Russulaceae) in Indian Himalaya: Two New Species with Morphology and Phylogenetic Inferences

Priyanka Uniyal, Jorinde Nuytinck, Kanad Das

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The present paper deals with two novel species in Lactarius subg. Lactarius collected from western Himalaya (India): Lactarius indozonarius sp. nov. and Lactarius thindii sp. nov. Morphological descriptions, illustrations and nrITS-based phylogenetic analyses of these species are presented.

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The present paper deals with two novel species in Lactarius subg. Lactarius collected from western Himalaya (India): Lactarius indozonarius sp. nov. and Lactarius thindii sp. nov. Morphological descriptions, illustrations and nrITS-based phylogenetic analyses of these species are presented.

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The present paper deals with two novel species in Lactarius subg. Lactarius collected from western Himalaya (India): Lactarius indozonarius sp. nov. and Lactarius thindii sp. nov. Morphological descriptions, illustrations and nrITS-based phylogenetic analyses of these species are presented.

Key concepts: Lactarius, Biology, Botany, Russula, Phylogenetic tree, Taxonomy (biology), Biochemistry, Gene

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