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- 1992
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- 84
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- 4
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- 592-592
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G. Baura,
Timothy M. Szaro,
Thomas D. Bruns
(1992).
Gastrosuillus laricinus Is a Recent Derivative of Suillus grevillei: Molecular Evidence.
Mycologia
, 84
(4)
, 592-592.
https://doi.org/10.2307/3760328
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