Canalisporium in Freshwater Habitats

Huang Zhang; De Qun Zhou; Miao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.889-890.1593

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Canalisporium in Freshwater Habitats

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During investigations of freshwater fungi in Thailand, we collected four Canalisporium spp. in lotic freshwater habitat. The description and morphological photographs of new collections are illustrated. Key to freshwater species of Canalisporium are provided.

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Huang Zhang, De Qun Zhou*, Miao Wang

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Description, Hyphomycetes, Morphological, Submerged Wood, Teleomorph

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