"Survey of the Endogonaceae in Minnesota With Synoptic Keys to Genera a" by F. L. Pfleger and Elwin L. Stewart

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Survey of the Endogonaceae in Minnesota With Synoptic Keys to Genera and Species

Authors

F. L. Pfleger, University of Minnesota
Elwin L. Stewart, University of Minnesota

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Article

Publication Date

1989

Keywords

Endogonaceae; Fungi--Classification

Abstract

Sixteen species in the Endogonaceae (Zygomycotina) were identified from 22 different plant species from a native prairie, an intensively cultivated vegetable field, a reclaimed iron ore tailings basin, an undisturbed site adjacent to the iron ore tailings basin, and from a Pinus resinosa plantation. Seven species of Endogonaceae identified in this study are new records for Minnesota. Synoptic keys to genera and species are presented.

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Pfleger, F. L., & Stewart, E. L. (1989). Survey of the Endogonaceae in Minnesota With Synoptic Keys to Genera and Species. Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science, Vol. 54 No.3, 25-29.
Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/jmas/vol54/iss3/6

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