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Additional references you might consider
editHere are a couple of additional references that may be helpful:
- Citation
- ^ Barron, George L. (1983). The genera of Hyphomycetes from soil (Reprint. ed.). Malabar, Fla.: Krieger. ISBN 0882750046.
- ^ Domsch, K.H. Domsch ; W. Gams ; T.-H. Anderson (1993). Compendium of soil fungi (Reprint [der Ausg. London] 1980. ed.). Eching: IHW-Verl. ISBN 3980308383.
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