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Cytoplea
1885Summary
Cytoplea is a fungi genus in the Didymosphaeriaceae family. It contains 18 species, including Cytoplea adeniae, Cytoplea arundinacea, and Cytoplea arundinicola.
18 Cytoplea species found:
Cytoplea adeniaeCytoplea arundinaceaCytoplea arundinicolaCytoplea avellanaeCytoplea badiaCytoplea cinereaCytoplea hederaeCytoplea ilicisCytoplea incrustansCytoplea lignicolaCytoplea mangiferaeCytoplea orientalisCytoplea parasiticaCytoplea phyllostachydisCytoplea pleurosporaCytoplea verrucisporaCytoplea wisteriaeCytoplea ziziphina
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