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The genus "Phaeographis" Müll. Arg. (Graphidaceae, Ascomycotina) in the Iberian Peninsula

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Authors: López de Silanes Vázquez, María Eugenia; Álvarez Andrés, Josefa;

handle: 11093/8941

The genus "Phaeographis" Müll. Arg. (Graphidaceae, Ascomycotina) in the Iberian Peninsula

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Four corticolous species of the genus Phaeographis are known from Europe: P. dendritica, P. inusta, P. lyellii and P. smithii. Anatomical, chemical, ecological and distributional data for each taxon in the Iberian Peninsula are provided. The type material of P. smithii was analysed.

Se conocen cuatro especies corticófilas del género Phaeographis en Europa: P. dendritica, P. inusta, P. lyellii y P. smithii. Se aportan datos anatómicos, químicos, ecológicos y de distribución de cada taxón en la Península Ibérica. Se ha analizado el material tipo de P. smithii.

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2417.20 Taxonomía Vegetal

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