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Bionectria
1918Summary
Bionectria is a genus of fungi in the class Sordariomycetes. The genus was described in 1919 by mycologist Carlos Luigi Spegazzini to include species of Nectria that grew on living plant material....read more on Wikipedia.
33 Bionectria species found, including:
Bionectria aureofulvaBionectria aureofulvellaBionectria byssicolaBionectria capitataBionectria compactiusculaBionectria coronataBionectria epichlobionectria epichloeBionectria grammicosporaBionectria grammicosporopsisBionectria kowhaiBionectria lasiacidisBionectria luciferBionectria ochroleucaBionectria parviphialisBionectria ralfsiiBionectria sesquicilliiBionectria solaniBionectria subquaternataBionectria verrucisporaBionectria zelandiaenovae
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