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- 42 names
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- 1 names 7 References:
Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1994) ,New Oxydothis species associated with palm leaf spots in north Queensland, Australia. Mycological Research 98 Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1995) ,Maculatipalma fronsicola gen. et sp. nov. causing leaf spots on palmspecies in north Queensland with descriptions of related genera: Apioplagiostoma and Plagiostoma. Mycological Research 99 Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1995) ,Guignardia candeloflamma sp. nov. causing leaf spots of Pinanga spp. Mycological Research 99 Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1995) ,Astrosphaeriella fronsicola sp. nov. associated with leaf spots of Oraniopsis and other palms. Mycological Research 99 Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1998) ,Fungi from palms XXXVII. The genus Astrosphaeriella, including ten new species. Sydowia 50 (1) Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (1998) ,Fungi from palms. XXXIX. Asymmetricospora gen. et sp. nov. (Melanommataceae). Sydowia 50 (2) Fröhlich, J. & Hyde, K.D. (2000) ,Palm Microfungi. Fungal Diversity Research Series 3
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