Multigene sequence data reveal morphologically cryptic phylogenetic species within the genus Laccaria in southern Australia
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Multigene sequence data reveal morphologically cryptic phylogenetic species within the genus Laccaria in southern Australia
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MYCOLOGIA
Volume 105, Issue 3, Pages 547-563
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Informa UK Limited
Online
2013-05-18
DOI
10.3852/12-266
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