Contribution to the study of fungi whose carpophores grow on the Pinaceae family (Gen. Pinus L.) in Spain (1st contribution)
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In order to determine wether there is any specific group of fungi able to fructify on plant debris from the genus Pinas L., a Sheme of work was made, introducing new signs for it. 8 new taxons are described, being a contribution to the spanish mycological catalogue. The presence in Spain of Ascobolus archeri formely known only in Tasmania (Australia) should be pointed out.
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