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Key to nine ubiquitous soil-borne Phoma-like fungi

Maria M. J. Dorenbosch

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The differentiating characteristics on agar-media of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, P. fimeti, P. glomerata, P. herbarum, P. medicaginis var. pinodella, and P. prunicola are discussed and illustrated. In a supplementary note the nomenclature of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, and P. fimeti is recorded.

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The differentiating characteristics on agar-media of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, P. fimeti, P. glomerata, P. herbarum, P. medicaginis var. pinodella, and P. prunicola are discussed and illustrated. In a supplementary note the nomenclature of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, and P. fimeti is recorded.

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The differentiating characteristics on agar-media of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, P. fimeti, P. glomerata, P. herbarum, P. medicaginis var. pinodella, and P. prunicola are discussed and illustrated. In a supplementary note the nomenclature of Pyrenochaeta acicola, Phoma chrysanthemicola, P. eupyrena, and P. fimeti is recorded.

Key concepts: Phoma, Biology, Key (lock), Botany, Agar, Ecology, Bacteria, Genetics

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