Biogeographical patterns in pyrenomycetous fungi and their taxonomy. 4. Hypoxylon and the southern United States

Author： Vasilyeva Larissa N.   Stephenson Steven L.  

Publisher： Mycotaxon

E-ISSN： 2154-8889|129|1|85-95

ISSN： 2154-8889

Source： Mycotaxon, Vol.129, Iss.1, 2014-11, pp. : 85-95

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