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Taxonomic and functional characterisation of fungi from the Sebacina vermifera complex from common and rare orchids in the genus Caladenia.

Mycorrhiza - 1 Aug 2010

Wright Magali M, Cross Rob, Cousens Roger D, May Tom W, McLean Cassandra B

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The terrestrial orchid genus Caladenia contains many species which are threatened with extinction. They have highly specific associations with Sebacina vermifera and closely related fungi, and conservation of these terrestrial orchids, in part, relies on symbiotic propagation to produce plants fo...

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PMID: 20054590
DOI: 10.1007/s00572-009-0290-x

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