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Bipolaris
1959Summary
Bipolaris is a genus of fungi belonging to the family Pleosporaceae. It was circumscribed by mycologist Robert A. Shoemaker in 1959. It has a cosmopolitan distribution worldwide....read more on Wikipedia.
81 Bipolaris species found, including:
Bipolaris clavataBipolaris coicisBipolaris colocasiaeBipolaris crotonisBipolaris euchlaenaeBipolaris halepensisBipolaris heveaeBipolaris incurvataBipolaris iridisBipolaris leersiaeBipolaris maydissouthern corn leaf blight pathogenBipolaris multiformisBipolaris novaezelandiaeBipolaris panicimiliaceiBipolaris papendorfiiBipolaris sacchariBipolaris sorghicolaBipolaris urochloaeBipolaris zeaeBipolaris zeicolaleaf spot of maize
Climate
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